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Orlando Brown Jr. sued by ex-girlfriend over disputed property
Cincinnati Bengals offensive tackle Orlando Brown Jr.’s ex-girlfriend, Holly Means, has sued him for more than $25,000 over personal belongings she says he refused to return, according to court documents reported by…
The Story in Brief
Cincinnati Bengals offensive tackle Orlando Brown Jr.’s ex-girlfriend, Holly Means, has sued him for more than $25,000 over personal belongings she says he refused to return, according to court documents reported by TMZ on August 13, 2026. She is also seeking the return of the property and punitive damages.
Means says Brown forced her from their Ohio home after their relationship ended in June 2025 and blocked attempts to collect belongings that allegedly ended up in Oklahoma and Kansas City. Brown denies wrongdoing, saying she abandoned the items and later arrived at his home unannounced. No court has found him liable, and the case remains unresolved.
The Indian Opinion
Breakup lawsuits often invite exaggerated claims that one side is clearly vindictive or the other plainly dishonest. The available account supports neither conclusion. Means must prove that Brown wrongfully retained her property and caused the claimed loss, while Brown must support his account that the belongings were abandoned. The court’s findings on ownership, retrieval attempts and any documented requests will matter more than social media narratives or the $25,000 figure.
Source: timesofindia.indiatimes.com
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