[Photos] Floyd Mayweather Pledges To Teach His Daughters How to Be A Ladies
Floyd Mayweather, Jr. has been dropping all sorts of Instagram jewels these days. As of late, he’s been using the social media tool to vent, share personal experiences and even dish advice. This week, the 36-year-old boxer (who is engaged to Shantel Jackson) and father of four penned a message, sharing how he wants his daughters Jirah and Ianyya to be ladies. He wrote:
A lady conducts herself in a way that speaks without saying. She carries herself in a manner that not only demands respect when she walks in a room, she also lights up the rooms with her grace. Her character radiates through her proper manners, a light hearted attitude & positive attitude towards life. She handles her own trials with composure & is unmoved by petty matters. Not only is she trustworthy in the way she handles herself, but she also makes her man proud of her for she is a true reflection of him in the ways that make her value priceless. In this new era, ladies are rare and if there is one thing I would like to teach my daughter, its how to be ladies.
Check out Instagram flix of the Money Team’s leader with his children.
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