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Ain't no going back! NBA young boy and Yaya Mayweather appear loved up in New IG photos

Rapper NBA YoungBoy is sticking by his 'wife' -- Yaya Mayweather -- after she was charged with a serious felony which may land her a lengthy prison sentence. The couple was seen embracing each other in a new picture that made its way to social media.

The photo of the couple cuddling up comes on the heels of a tweet by the rapper which had many of his fans very worried about his mental well-being.

NBA Youngboy simply tweeted out the word “Suicide,” prompting many people to worry for his safety.

A photo of YaYa and NBA Younboy hugging and looking into each other's eyes made it's way to Instagram which was calmed the nerves of many of his fans and seemed to be proof he is standing by his girlfriend in the beef with the mother of his child.

It was reported earlier that Floyd Mayweather's daughter was officially charged with Aggravated Assault With A Deadly Weapon, after allegedly stabbing the mother of NBA's child.

The case could land the young Mayweather in behind bars for quite some time -- the sentencing guidelines for this crime is between 5 to 99 years in state prison.

Following the violent incident, NBA took to Instagram to address the online trolls who accused him of having something to do with the incident.
The rapper screamed on an Instagram live video, calling YaYa his 'wife' and talking about how he has never taken a dollar from her, along with taking a few shots at her father, Floyd Mayweather.

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