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Abella Mobisson has been around boxing most of her life. Her father was a professional boxer turned boxing coach & owned a gym where she spent much of her pass time while growing up.
After the death of her father...
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Abella sits in the living room of her hotel penthouse suite getting her hair done by her hairstylist. She wears a white robe and slippers as a brown skin girl by the name of Indira wand curls her hair in preparation to do a half up, half down hairstyle.
Abella never liked getting ready at the venue in the dressing room, but at her hotel. The room's occupied by all the people she invited including her mom, brother, closest friends, and family members. Madison Square Garden's a big show for her career and she put a lot of time into it. For the past few months it's been nothing but 8 hour rehearsals for dance routines and vocal training. Everything has to be perfect from the lights to the wardrobe.
She grabs the glass bottle of Vita Malt Malta putting it to her lips taking a sip before looking at Errol and Odera play fighting. The hotel provided the best bottles of champagne, but she would always choose her beloved Malta before anything. Errol and the twins might've missed the Joshua versus Ruiz fight, but they aren't missing this. The twins have fights at the end of the month, but they took time out of their busy schedules of training to come.
"You over there play fighting when you need to be getting ready. Why are you acting like you're not performing with me?" Abella asks Odera. He stops what he's doing turning towards his sister. Even though Odera prefers to be behind the scenes sometimes he'll come on stage to play an instrument solo.
"I'm ready sha. I don't need all the makeups you women be wearing. I think I look good. Abi?" He says in his Nigerian accent before showing off his outfit. He sticks out each foot pulling up his striped trousers that his shirt's tucked into to show off his Vans. His shirt's top buttons are undone showing his brown chest and gold chain.
"Yes, you look sharp, my brother," Abella responds letting him have it. She knows her brother's going to wear what he wants regardless. She's always loved the fact he's not afraid to express himself. His style's inspired by artists from the Funk era like Marvin Gaye, Bobby Womack, Curtis Mayfield, and Isaac Hayes. He's the one who tells her to push her style limits.
