Floyd and Josie's three kids, Koraun, Zion and Jirah, share a throwback photo of them with their parents on their respective Instagram account, adding a broken heart emoji.
- Mar 13, 2020
AceShowbiz - Floyd Mayweather, Jr.'s three children with Josie Harris have broken their social media silence following their mother's sudden passing. Koraun Mayweather, Zion Mayweather and Jirah Mayweather have changed their profile picture on Instagram to one of Josie and changed their bio to reflect her passing.
Koraun added a black heart emoji to express his feelings, while his profile photo shows his younger self with his late mother. Zion simply left a broken heart emoji on his bio and changed his profile picture to a photo of smiling Josie. Jirah also shared a photo of her with her late mother on her profile picture and wrote "01/17/80~03/10/20", which is the birth date and the passing date of Josie, on her bio.
Each of them also shared a throwback photo of them with their parents, adding a broken heart emoji. The photo was initially posted by Zion in 2014, where fans and followers have left messages of condolences.
"Rest in paradise stay strong brody my prayers goes out to you family," one wrote. A second user commented, "Stay strong my man." One other added, "Condolences keep your head up bro"
Floyd's other ex Melissia Rene, who shares daughter YaYa Mayweather with the retired professional boxer, has also reacted to Josie's passing. "This one hurt .... I'm typing this with tears in my eyes," she wrote on her own Instagram page along with the same picture shared by Floyd and Josie's kids. "Josie I want you to know you've done such a great job with the kids."
She continued, "You've always loved YaYa like she was one of your own. I'll never forget the last message you sent YaYa about us coming to visit you. You have my word to always be there for the kids if they need ANYTHING. My heart hurts for the kids right now, but I know you will watch over & protect them. May God bless your soul RIP #josielharris."
Josie was found dead in a car at her home in Valencia, California on Monday evening, March 9. She was 40. Authorities are still investigating her death, but believe no foul play is involved.
Floyd himself has not spoken up on his ex-girlfriend's sudden passing.
