London - It's been a little over a week since the death of Muhammad Ali and now a woman is trying to cash in by attempting to sell alleged sex tapes of him, while her daughter claims to be their lovechild, according to the Daily Mail.com website.
According to the website, Barbara Mensah says she has footage of the legendary boxer, who died at age 74 on June 3, at sex parties that were arranged after his fights.
'I know the value of the footage,' she told the Mirror. 'No one has anything like this. I'd like to get as much as I can for it.'
Mensah, who lives in Texas is looking for more than $100,000 for the alleged tapes that she is trying to have transferred on to CD, the report says.
The 70-year-old woman says the alleged footage was filmed at what she called 'gumbo parties' after his fights.
'They used to call them gumbo parties - it was a mix of everything,' she said. 'Three would be Ali and a few of his guys and then about a dozen or more girls.
'All of them were stunning. Muhammad couldn't keep away from a pretty girl whether he was married or not, Mensah said.
'The tapes show them having sex.'
Mensah, who is reportedly a cousin of Ali's third wife Veronica Porsche-Ali, also claims that her 35-year-old daughter, Kiiursti Mensah Ali, is the product of a 20-year affair that she had with the three-time world heavyweight champion.
She alleges that the boxer would 'always' refer to her 'as his wife with great respect and not as a hidden affair, the website reported.
The woman says a paternity test she had in 1988 proves that Kiiursti is his daughter, but he is not on her birth certificate though she has his last name, the Mirror reported.
Mensah, who says she met the boxer when she was 17-years-old, was one of the thousands of people who attended the champion fighter's Muslim prayer service Thursday in Louisville, Kentucky.
She shared pictures and videos of his coffin on Facebook, along with quick snap shots of a few celebrities.
'It really, really hurts and only time will ease the pain R.I.P until we meet again,' she wrote.
'I'm so glad I came to say goodbye to my love you were always there for me I never would have miss your home going for the world.'
In reference to the boxer's fourth wife and widow, Lonnie, Mensah wrote: 'Yes she tried to keep me from you in life and in death but here I am at the private funeral. R.I.P. my love.'
Mensah also claims that Lonnie prevented her and her daughter from seeing Ali after he became ill from Parkinson's Disease.
She claims that the Olympian would visit her regularly in Houston, Texas to see Kiiursti, but the visits became less frequent as time went on.
When Kiiursti turned age 13, the boxer stopped contacting them, she claims.
The daughter said that her mother 'is not bitter.'
'She knows it's not his fault. When he was able to do things, it was OK. Then he got sick. That was the end for me,' Kiiursti told the Mirror.
In an interview in 2014, Kiiursti also claimed that Lonnie was blocking them from seeing The Greatest, the report said.
'Muhammad Ali is my dad - but everything changed the moment he married her,' Kiiursti told the Mirror.
'He stopped coming to see me. As the years went by he got sicker and sicker. She stopped him having a relationship with me. It's been devastating.'
The mother-daughter duo both claim they don't want any of the millions that are said to be in his will, as his family prepares for what is expected to be a fierce fight with others out there claiming to be his children.
Daily Mail