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George Foreman's Kids: All About the Boxing Legend's Sons and Daughters (and Why He Named All 5 of His Sons George)

George Foreman, the legendary boxer, has a large family with twelve children, including five sons all named George Edward Foreman. The naming tradition began with his eldest son, George Jr., born in 1983, and continued with George III, George IV, George V, and George VI. Foreman has explained that he named his sons George to ensure they would always have something in common, fostering a sense of unity and identity. Each of his sons has pursued different paths; George Jr. works in boxing management, George III is involved in business, George IV has a career in entertainment, George V is a professional boxer, and George VI, the youngest, is still in school. Additionally, Foreman has seven daughters: Michi, Freeda, Georgetta, Natalie, Leola, Isabella, and Courtney. His daughter Freeda, who followed in his boxing footsteps, passed away in 2019. Foreman's unique approach to naming his children has often been a topic of interest and amusement in the media.

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