Boxer Floyd Mayweather caught by PETA after putting fur in his grandson’s $18,000 car seat

Floyd Mayweather is not the last person to be noted for his astronomical spending. The boxer, who remained undefeated in 50 matches during his career of more than 20 years, is also known as a famous businessman. According to a recent estimate SportThe American’s fortune would reach $1.2 billion. A huge sum that allows Floyd Mayweather to buy whatever he wants. He recently gained attention by buying the $18,000 car seat fitted in a 2022 Rolls-Royce Cullinan for $345,000 for his grandson, nicknamed “Money.”

This news is far from satisfying the animal rights organization PETA. Second, he really condemned the Floyd Mayweather purchase, as the car seat was covered with real animal fur: “Did Floyd Mayweather, with a history of attacking helpless victims, really try to shine a light by supporting an industry that kills animals by strangling as well as poisoning and electrocution? This man is not much of an example of compassion and understanding. Trying to appeal to a child about cruelty can earn him a medal for breaking a minor’s natural courtesy.“Started PETA with a press release.

This isn’t the first time Floyd Mayweather has clashed with PETA. In 2012, the boxer was criticized by the association after comparing his training to dog fights. The American then replied vehemently: “I do not care. I will wear a chinchilla and a mink coat.“Despite their differences, PETA seems ready to reconcile with Floyd Mayweather:”PETA is asking Mayweather to choose to encourage kindness, not cruelty, by replacing this monstrosity with faux fur, as most designers, stores, and consumers do. PETA will be happy to assist.“We’ll see if Mayweather responds positively to the association’s footsteps appeal.

Floyd Mayweather buys $18,000 mink fur car seat for grandson pic.twitter.com/G6ecKhO4Ul

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