Who are some of the most spoiled kids out there?
Let’s get right into it and start with:
5 - Punch Drunk?
Alexandra Jackson, daughter to country superstar Alan Jackson, faced charges of assault, underage
drinking, and resisting arrest following a 2013 traffic stop.
Her father might have been considered one of the best singer-songwriters in country
music, but that didn’t give her a free pass when she disrespected Nashville Metro police
officers.
She was riding in the passenger seat of a Range Rover that a Nashville police officer
caught driving over the speed limit.
While speaking to the driver, the officer could tell that Jackson was intoxicated and
getting aggressive.
Jackson began to make demands as she stormed out of the car.
The officer’s attempts to get her back in the vehicle only further enraged her.
When he threatened her with the possibility of being arrested, she struck him in the chest.
Aftermath
The officer had to call for backup while trying to arrest her as she continued to fight.
Eventually, she complied with the arrest and was taken into police custody.
While being booked, she told the officers that she could get her dad to do whatever
it would take to get her out of trouble, going as far as to bribe them.
They warned her against bribing or attempting to bribe an officer.
During her court hearing, Jackson avoided jail time and reached a plea deal.
She had to take anger management and alcohol safety courses and participate in community
service.
4 - Like father, Like Son T.I. and Tiny Harris’ son, King Harris,
was arrested in August 2022 for not wearing his seatbelt.
Someone posted his mugshot online, and after it went viral, Harris took to Instagram to
tell his followers what happened, filming a series of videos to tell his side of the
story.
Some accused him of trying to act gangster, despite leading a privileged lifestyle after
he posted a selfie where he was pointing his middle finger at the camera.
King filmed his response while he was enjoying a bubble bath because even real thugs like
Mr. Bubble.
In the video, he addressed critics, claiming he didn’t try to get the police to pull
him over and acknowledging that he had a good life.
Droppin’ Heat (Flame emoji here if possible)
King was also upset that nobody acknowledged that he’d dropped new music- likely because
nobody knew or cared.
His stage name was Kid Saiyan, and he’d dropped a new track called “New King of
the South”, a nod at his dad’s own self proclamation back in the day.
Claiming that people were only focusing on the arrest rather than his new music video,
he lashed out at his fans for not focusing on what truly mattered to him.
A video clip surfaced online where viewers could hear a female voice explaining Harris’
charges to him.
The officer arrested him for not wearing his seatbelt, although he claimed that officers
also asked him to submit blood.
According to Harris, they wanted to check his mouth and tongue to see if he smoked,
but he wouldn’t let them.
T.I.
spoke out against his son, saying that he was a good kid but was focusing on the wrong
stuff.
He admitted that neither he nor his wife Tiny could get through to their kid and that they
would put their faith in God regarding handling the situation.
In their defense, ‘just do nothing and pray about it’ is no doubt top advice in countless
parenting books because of course, it always works.
Waffle Fight The arrest wasn’t the first time people
raised concerns about Harris’ behavior.
In May 2022, he visited a Waffle House restaurant and ordered takeout.
King took to Instagram Live to record himself sitting in the backseat of a car where he
checked his order.
His food came with pickles, which he didn’t want, so he stormed back into the establishment,
because god help them if he finds pickles.
King approached the Waffle House workers and cussed them out.
An employee told him to stop cursing inside the restaurant, which only made King angrier-
that was a mistake.
King told them he could do whatever he wanted.
Then, King taunted the workers and, in a truly baller move, bragged that he had their entire
yearly wage in his pocket- if flaunting inherited wealth doesn’t impress them, what will?
Then, he took out a stack of cash and showed them his dad’s money, proving his impressive
claim and obviously commanding the respect Waffle House should be giving him.
King then threatened to pistol-whip an employee for disrespecting him- he must not’ve been
suitably impressed?
The cook offered to meet him outside, but King bravely sped off, feeling he’d taught
Waffle House a lesson about respect.
Another One
In 2020, an eight-second video clip also showed King fighting another boy in a school bathroom.
They were each throwing and ducking punches until it escalated.
King threw his opponent against the wall and elbowed him in the ribs.
Sounds like T.I. and Tiny needed to start putting their faith in God to help King sooner-
seriously, who else is supposed to raise, discipline, and teach their child?
Them??
Absurd.
It’s obviously God’s job.
3 - Hot Ferrari In 2015, a rich kid set his Ferrari on fire
because he wanted a newer Ferrari.
The vehicle was worth $250,000, but he wanted his Swiss millionaire father to buy him a
different model.
We’ve all been there, right?
Well…it’s relatable to us anyway.
The kid was justifiably upset that his Ferrari was no longer the best and most up-to-date
model but didn't want to tell his father how desperately he needed a NEWER Ferrari.
The Ferrari wasn’t even this poor kid’s only car, but the collection looks bad without
the newest Ferrari.
In fact, he had 14 other cars, including a Lamborghini, but like…how boring, right?
A Lamborghini?
Like he’s supposed to be happy with that?
His father also barely paid him a decent $10,000-a-month allowance and gave him a stupid $30 million
property portfolio.
These pittances were nothing next to the new Ferrari he needed.
Life is hard sometimes, as he was quickly learning.
Burnt Ferrari After talking to a car sales associate about
his dilemma, the associate jokingly advised that he commit insurance fraud to get money
to get the correct Ferrari.
The kid decided that it was actually a really good idea, and organized to have it set on
fire.
Not just stolen or anything- this wasn’t the newest Ferrari and needed to be removed
from the planet immediately.
He found three accomplices and paid them $15,000 to drive the car across the Swiss border into
Germany, where they would set it alight.
While they were doing his dirty work, he went for a massage to have an alibi in his dumb
ole’ Lamborghini.
Everyone at the massage parlor was probably laughing at him.
Aftermath
Unfortunately, the whole act was caught on security cameras.
While they successfully destroyed the car, he couldn’t claim the insurance money as
he had hoped and was left without a replacement for the vehicle, aside from the 13 other cars
he owned AND the dumb stupid Lambor-dumb-ghini.
He received 22 months probation for his attempted fraud, and he was forced to pay a $44,000
fine, which is four and a half months of his allowance!
SO UNFAIR!
We’re sure a real lesson was learned that day about appreciating what you have and not
setting fires to exotic sports cars.
This kid will likely grow up to be a wonderful member of society.
2 - Patricide Over Allowance Tommy Gilbert Jr. killed his father after
the elder Gilbert threatened to cut off his son’s allowance.
On January 4, 2015, Gilbert visited his parents’ apartment on Manhattan’s East Side, where
he wanted to speak with his father.
After asking his mother to go to the store and get him a sandwich and a soda, he shot
his father, Tom Gilbert Sr., in the head, killing him instantly.
Before Tommy left the room, he placed the .40-caliber Glock pistol in his father’s
hand and angled his fingers around it so that it looked like he was clutching it, leaving
his mom to discover the chilling scene.
Unbalanced
Gilbert had delusions that started when he was a child.
Some people and places were what he considered ‘contaminated’, such as New York’s JFK
Airport.
He probably wasn’t wrong about that though.
Once, Tommy was on his way to Princeton with his father, when they pulled over for gas
near JFK.
Gilbert claimed the place contaminated his clothing and was one of the most traumatic
things he had ever experienced.
Let us say that again: stopping at a gas station near JFK airport is the most traumatic thing
Thomas Gilbert Jr. has ever experienced.
Despite never being formally charged, some people suspected that he tried to kill a former
roommate.
Gilbert was convinced that Peter Smith was out to get him, despite there being absolutely
no reason to think that.
In October of 2013, Gilbert and Smith had attended the premiere of And After All, a
short film in which Gilbert appeared as an extra, and had been co-produced by a mutual
friend.
After the premier, Smith emerged onto the street when Gilbert stepped out of nowhere
and jumped him.
Gilbert repeatedly slammed Smith’s head against the pavement.
Gilbert had broken his nose and given him a concussion.
When confronted by mutual friends, Gilbert went completely off the deep end, going on
a rage filled diatribe that was incomprehensible. Smith fled and was granted an order of protection.
It didn’t end there, with Gilbert and his friends regularly calling the S.P.C.A. to
have Smith investigated for animal abuse.
Of course, nothing was ever found because Peter Smith wasn’t abusing his dog.
A year later, Smith’s Hamptons house burned to the ground after someone threw a Molotov
cocktail into the residence.
Usually, Smith would have been home alone, but thankfully he had a friend over.
Entitlement Issues
Gilbert refused to get a proper job and was often described as a man-child.
He was spoiled and would spend his time taking frequent surfing trips overseas and taking
certain illegal substances.
Tom Gilbert Sr. was a hedge fund manager and gave his son all the cash he needed- because
nothing creates wonderful humans like inherited wealth.
Tom supplied Tommy with a weekly allowance, financed his jeep, paid for expensive club
memberships, and helped out with any other costs his son had.
Gilbert’s name was even on his father’s firm’s payroll, but nobody that worked there
knew what he did.
Even though he had his allowance, Gilbert often approached his mother and asked her
for more money.
In 2012, when Tommy was 28, his parents gave him $74,000 and increased his allowance to
$10,000 a month.
When his father began to cut his allowance, Gilbert found other ways to make money, like
buying a credit card skimmer.
Then, he contacted a real estate agent and asked that she sell his parents’ Hamptons
home.
It was soon apparent that he wouldn’t get the money he needed until his father was dead.
Not Fit
Gilbert’s mother told the police that her son had murdered his father.
Following his arrest, Gilbert went to Rikers Island to await trial.
His lawyer at the time repeatedly argued that his client wasn’t mentally fit to take the
stand.
While in jail, Gilbert’s mental health steadily declined.
He stopped taking his medication and tried to start fights with other inmates.
Tommy asked a friend to host a fundraiser to help with his legal defense, but his friend
refused, as nobody would want to help get a spoiled kid who went after his own dad to
get out of jail.
Tommy argued with his lawyer about taking an insanity defense and eventually wrote to
the Manhattan District Attorney to ask for a public defender because he wanted to fire
his attorney.
Then, Tommy claimed to be suffering from radiation poisoning after swallowing a battery, but
during his X-ray, it was clear he was holding the battery over his stomach.
The jury had to decide whether Gilbert was mentally competent at the time he went after
his father.
He wasn’t in court for most of the proceedings, as he kept either asking to leave the room.
When he was there, he was constantly interrupting the proceedings.
Aftermath
Eventually, the jury deemed he was sane the day he killed his father, on the grounds that
he had his mother leave to get him lunch so she wouldn’t be home when he pulled the
trigger.
To the jury, a crazy person wouldn’t have had a plan.
John Glatt is the author of Golden Boy: A Murder Among Manhattan Elite, a book detailing
Tommy Gilbert Jr’s story, disagreed with the jury’s outcome.
Glatt believes that Gilbert was incompetent to stand trial, having been uncooperative
and sabotaging his own defense.
During the trial, Tommy wouldn’t acknowledge his lawyer and tried to get the jury to declare
it a mistrial.
He had to be dragged out of court after addressing them directly.
Today Gilbert is serving 30 years to life and is serving his sentence in the Clinton
Correctional Facility in Dannemora, New York.
His earliest potential release date isn’t until April 2044.
1 - Baby Daddy Troubles Iyanna Maywather, daughter of boxer Floyd
Mayweather, was charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon after being involved
in a 2020 stabbing.
Floyd Mayweather is often considered the greatest boxer of his era and one of the best in the
sport's history.
His net worth is $450 million, and 21 years into his career, his fights still generate
millions of dollars of revenue.
However, Iyanna Mayweather couldn't use her father's famous name to get out of trouble
when a fight over her fiance, NBA YoungBoy, escalated.
Iyanna visited her fiance's house, where she confronted Lapattra Lashai Jacobs, who was
at the NBA YoungBoy estate late at night.
They were probably just talking and hanging out though.
Anger Issues
It was 1:30 a.m. when she arrived at NBA YoungBoy's Houston home and found Jacobs inside.
She told Jacobs that she was NBA YoungBoy's fiance and insisted that Jacobs needed to
leave.
Jacobs, apparently also seeing Mr.YoungBoy as a real catch, refused to leave.
So, Mayweather charged her with two knives and stabbed her twice.
You would assume one stab per knife, but the details are fuzzy.
One of those knives could still be considered new.
An ambulance took Jacobs to the hospital, where she underwent surgery for multiple lacerations
on her arm.
When police arrived, Mayweather told them it was the first time she'd met Jacobs.
She claimed that Jacobs provoked her when she yanked at her hair.
Authorities arrested Iyanna and took her to Houston's Harris County Jail, where she was
later released on bond.
Aftermath Two years following the altercation, Mayweather
pleaded guilty to aggravated assault with a deadly weapon for stabbing Jacobs.
She took a plea bargain where she waived her right to appeal a judge's decision.
Mayweather agreed to the prosecutor's recommended punishment which involved six years of probation,
40 hours of community service, and that she not harass, threaten, or have abusive contact
with Jacobs.
Pending her good behavior, she will be eligible to have the deferred adjudication end after
two years.
Floyd probably should’ve read The Cat in the Hat to his daughter while she was still
young so she could learn about consequences and responsibility from a young age.
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