Floyd Mayweather has hit back at his ex-fiancee Shantel Jackson, claiming he did not violate her right to privacy by discussing her abortion in detail on social media because their relationship was for public consumption anyway.
Jackson sued Mayweather earlier this year for various reasons including assault, battery, defamation, invasion of privacy among others, according to
TMZ.
Mayweather, however, is now trying to get Jackson’s claim dismissed and, in new legal documents, he focused on her claim that he violated her right to privacy. He starts off his argument in the most Mayweather way possible:
"A public figure involved with another public figure in a public relationship can expect publicity, not privacy, about why it ends."
"At age 37 I am an undefeated boxer. I have been the world champion in five different weight divisions."
"Both parties are public figures. Abortion is a public issue," Mayweather states in the documents.
Mayweather wants the suit thrown out asap. A judge has yet to rule.
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