George Foreman's boxing daughter Freeda has been found dead at her Texas home, according to reports.
Freeda, who was 42, followed her ring legend dad into boxing and won her first five professional fights.
She was found dead at her home near Houston, Texas by a family member, reported TMZ .
It is understood there are no suspicious circumstances.
Freeda, one of Big George’s five daughters, started her professional boxing career as a middleweight in 2000.
She won her first five fights before losing her sixth fight in 2001.
Shortly after this loss she retired to focus on being a mum and other passions, including boxing promotion.
Former heavyweight champion George reportedly did not like her being in the ring and pleaded with her to end her career.
“This is not what I wanted for you,” she says her father pleaded when she told of her dream about following in his footsteps.
TMZ said Freeda was born in Texas and is one of George's seven daughters. He also has five sons, all named George, and Freeda's middle name is George as well.
She appeared in a couple documentaries about her dad, and had a guest role on a 2003 episode of "King of the Hill."
Freeda wrote on her Twitter bio: "Aside from my love of family, being a good mother, wife, and friend, I aspire to make a positive difference in our American Criminal Justice System."
She is survived by her husband, two daughters, three grandchildren, her parents and 11 siblings.
George Foreman is a two-time world heavyweight champion and an Olympic gold medallist.
