24 February 2026, Manila — A series of Muay Thai training clips that circulated widely on social media this week sparked claims that one of Manny Pacquiao’s daughters was preparing for a boxing or MMA debut.
The claim is false: the athlete in the videos is not related to the Pacquiao family.
Social posts paired the training footage with captions linking the footage to Pacquiao’s family. Because Pacquiao is one of boxing’s most recognisable names, the reposts spread quickly and without verification.
The woman in the clips is a Thai fitness personality known online as Black Angel, a Muay Thai enthusiast who posts training content from Pattaya and maintains a large social following.
Multiple outlets that traced the clip and checked sources confirm there is no connection between her and the Pacquiaos.
Pacquiao’s children include two daughters, Mary Divine Grace (born 2006) and Queen Elizabeth (born 2008). Neither has public records, fight announcements, or verified training histories connecting them to professional boxing or MMA.
A single miscaptioned clip and a celebrity name often lead to virality. The footage appears to be standard gym/training content rather than preparation for a professional debut, and no promoters, sanctioning bodies, or credible outlets have reported any plans for Pacquiao’s daughters to compete.
Pacquiao has previously said he does not want his children in dangerous sports such as boxing or MMA, a point that makes the viral claim even less plausible.
The trending story that “Manny Pacquiao’s daughter is boxing” is misinformation. The athlete in the viral clips is a separate person, a Thai fitness influencer, and there is no verified link to the Pacquiao family
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