Floyd Mayweather’s Assistant Marikit Laurico Dies Aged 47 | Boxing

Floyd Mayweather’s long-standing assistant Marikit Laurico has died at the age of 47.

She had worked with the five-division world champion for much of his 25-year career in boxing.

Reports in The Sun suggest Laurico had been ‘feeling unwell’ during a recent trip to Dubai before her passing.

They also cite reports that claim the cause of death may have been a heart attack, though this is currently unconfirmed. 

A statement posted to Laurico’s Instagram account by her siblings and parents on Sunday revealed she died on Friday, March 31.

It read: ‘On March 31, 2023, our brilliant star Kitchie abandoned the physical garment… the angels of Thy loving-kindness descended successively upon her and have ascended her to the spiritual world. We thank all of you who have reciprocated genuine love and positive energy with her

‘We are grateful for your patience and honoring our privacy. Homegoing/ celebration of life arrangements for Kitchie are currently in progress, and updated information will be shared accordingly.’

Mayweather’s daughter paid an emotional tribute to her father’s assistant on social media. 

It read: ‘This doesn’t feel real… my heart is so heavy. You were more than just my dad’s assistant you were family. 

‘You were the definition of someone with a good heart, you always lifted people up and made them feel good about themselves.

‘There’s no one like you will truly be missed, love you forever.’