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Floyd Mayweather Declared Father of Strip Club Dancer’s Child, Ordered to Pay $1 Million in Back Support
5/22/2026, 6:22:37 AM
Court Declares Mayweather Father of 4-Year-Old, Imposes $1 Million Back Support Order
In March 2026 a Nevada judge formally declared Floyd Mayweather Jr. the father of Price Moorehead, a four-year-old born to dancer Paige Moorehead at Mayweather’s “Girl Collection” club. The judgment ordered Mayweather to pay $32,850 per month in child support and a lump-sum back-support award of $933,050.
Relationship and Legal History
Moorehead says she and Mayweather were in an eight-year intimate relationship that ended when she became pregnant in April 2021. She alleges Mayweather pressured her to obtain an abortion and later terminated her employment at the club. After the child’s birth in December 2021, Moorehead filed a petition in June 2023 seeking a paternity determination. Mayweather was served twice and ordered to submit to DNA testing, but he failed to comply, prompting the court to issue a default judgment.
Timeline
- April 2021 – Moorehead claims Mayweather learned of her pregnancy.
- December 2021 – Birth of Price Moorehead.
- June 2023 – Nevada court receives Moorehead’s petition.
- March 2026 – Judge issues default judgment, declares Mayweather the father.
- May 2026 – Court orders monthly and back-support payments.
- June 27 2026 – Scheduled fight against Mike Zambidis.
Data & Statistics
Monthly child support: $32,850 (source 1) or $33,000 (source 2). Back-support award: $933,050 (source 1) vs $1 million (source 2). Potential lien: up to $2 million on Mayweather’s California property. Reported net worth: $400–$500 million. Mayweather has paid approximately $151,000 toward the obligation.
Official Statements & Responses
The judge’s written finding declared Mayweather the father of Price Moorehead. The court order detailed the payment schedule. Mayweather has not issued a public comment on the judgment, and the court noted his partial payment to date.
Criticism & Opposition
Moorehead contends Mayweather pressured her to abort the pregnancy, dismissed her from the club, and avoided DNA testing. Her allegations frame the paternity dispute as part of a broader pattern of alleged intimidation and financial avoidance.
Conflicting Reports & Gaps
Sources differ on the exact back-support amount ($933,050 vs $1 million) and the monthly payment figure ($32,850 vs $33,000). No statement from Mayweather is available, and the reliability ratings of the sources vary, leaving enforcement timelines unclear.
Verbatim Quotes
- “The court finds that Floyd Mayweather, Jr., is the father of Price Moorehead,” — Judge, court documents
- “and now the boxing legend has been ordered to pony up a million bucks in back child support, in addition to $33K a month for the baby girl.” — Court order (TMZ)
- “He has an upcoming fight against former K-1 kickboxer Mike Zambidis next month on June 27.” — Athlon Sports
- “The gap between his payment and the actual judgment forced the judge to grant Moorehead the legal right to place a lien of up to $2 million on property Mayweather owns in California, which will serve as a powerful legal tool to secure the funds for the child’s long-term care.” — Athlon Sports
What’s Next
Mayweather is slated to fight Mike Zambidis on June 27, followed by an exhibition with Mike Tyson later in the year and a professional rematch with Manny Pacquiao on Sept. 25.
