Floyd Mayweather's ex-fiancee Shantel Jackson 'broke' - former girlfriend 'pawns' expensive Birkin bag, luxury car repo'd by legendary boxer?

As Mstars previously reported, undefeated boxer Floyd Mayweather is no longer (financially) supporting ex-fiancee, Shantel Jackson. Rumors suggest that Mayweather even repo'd his former lover's luxury car! Check it out:

Apparently, Floyd Mayweather's engagement to Shantel Jackson is officially off - the legendary fighter's nonstop flirting allegedly ruined the relationship. And now, Mayweather wants nothing to do with his former flame.

According to the infamous gossip webloid MediaTakeOut.com, Mayweather actually had Jackson's car repo'd! The 2013 Bentley Continental was a gift to Jackson - but the luxury car still belonged in Mayweather's name after the break-up. So, he took it back!

MTO reports that Jackson's been spotted driving around LA in the "borrowed" vehicle - until now.

Apparently, a member of Mayweather's posse found the car parked outside on the street over the weekend. So the guy went and got a spare key, then had the flashy Bentley repo'd! It was allegedly sold back to the original car dealership.

Check out a photo of the car (now back on the market) here.

Do Mstars fans think Mayweather would really do such a thing?

Meanwhile, Miss Jackson seems to be handling the major diss just fine, spending ample time with her girlfriends:

missjackson: "Girls night out..."

missjackson: "Flawless."  

missjackson: "About that night..." 

But it seems that Jackson can't handle the financial burden now that Mayweather's out of the picture.

MTO now reports that she recently pawned a very expensive Berkin purse! A gossip snitch reveals that she sold the handbag to the Beverly Loan Company (a popular pawn shop in LA) for a whopping $31,000. Check out a photo of the purse and official receipt here.

Jackson was supposedly "too embarrassed" to pawn the bag herself, so sent a gal pal in to get the job done instead. To make sure the high-end product wasn't stolden, the company made Jackson provide proof of purchase with an original sales receipt. That's when they handed over the cash.

Not sure if this part is true - but MTO reports that once they figured out who Jackson was, employees called up Mayweather to let them know what happened. He thought it was entertaining, and "happily" bought the product back.

Wow.