Floyd Mayweather Breaks Down In Tears Over Assistant’s Death, ‘Sister I Never Had’

Floyd Mayweather remains to be looking for closure after his longtime assistant, Marikit “Kitchie” Laurico, died final March … breaking down in tears as he praised her because the kindest, most selfless lady he is ever met.

The boxing legend confirmed his weak aspect in a heartbreaking interview on the “Pivot” podcast this week … explaining how Kitchie was far more than simply an worker — she was his finest pal.

“Kitchie was the only person in life that I could talk about anything to, that knew my deepest secrets,” Floyd mentioned. “There was no male or female in my life that I told more stuff to than her.”

“She taught me a lot, she helped me a lot. Through rain, sleet, snow or hail, she had my back.”

Kitchie was Mayweather’s assistant for greater than a decade … however he identified that despite the fact that he may financially help her in any endeavor she wished to pursue, she by no means requested him for assist.

“All my assistant wanted to do was support me and help me be the best man I can be and she wanted my kids just to be positive and she was a positive person,” he continued.

Mayweather added they’d already made plans to go to Aruba for her fiftieth birthday and attend the Tremendous Bowl in Las Vegas collectively … however tragically, she handed away earlier than that would occur.

The 50-0 fighter mentioned Kitchie seemingly handled well being points … and 6 days earlier than her loss of life, he inspired her to hunt medical remedy.

Floyd lamented how he could not give her a correct farewell … as she greater than deserved it.

“We argue, we debate, we help each other … that’s a sister I never had. A best friend I ever had.”