When asked if he was scared at the prospect of being homeless, he said: 'I don't care where I sleep at, as long as I sleep.'Īli, Jr had been living on the poverty line for the last decade in one of the toughest neighborhoods on Chicago's notorious South Side. 'I just find a way somehow to get food each day. Getting food is hard, as I don't have a cent to my name. 'I'm going to live off water now, as that's all I can afford. He would have wanted me to be OK, have a place to stay, have my money. This isn't what my dad would have wanted. I don't have a bank account, so they've had to wire money to me,' he said. 'It looks like I've just been cut off completely.

Sources claimed many of the children - who they claimed hated each other anyway - were left 'seething.'īut Maryum 'May May' Ali, his oldest daughter with Belinda Boyf, hit out at the claims calling them 'untrue.'īefore his father's death, Ali, Jr, and his uncle, Muhammad Ali's younger brother, Rahman, have accused others in the extended family of cruelly leaving them in varying degrees of financial hardship as Ali and Lonnie (right) lived in the lap of luxury Insiders claimed the family were locked in a bitter feud after it was revealed that Lonnie, his fourth wife, is due to receive double the $6 million inheritance awarded his kids. He claims that he is just days away from being forced to live on the street and that he has been sleeping on the floor of a friend's home in Florida, the Mirror reported on Sunday.įollowing his death, reports emerged indicating that the boxing legend and civil rights icon had left his $80million fortune to be divided evenly amongst his nine children. Muhammad Ali, Jr, the only biological son of the American boxing great who died a year ago, says that he is broke and almost homeless.Īli, 45, said that he has received just three 'measly payments' of $2,500 in the last two months.

Muhammad Ali, Jr (above), the only biological son of the American boxing great who died a year ago, says that he is broke and almost homeless

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