The emails New England Patriots wide receiver Antonio Brown allegedly sent to former personal trainer Britney Taylor have attracted a lot of attention since they were published. The messages are part of the lawsuit filed by Taylor’s attorney in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Florida. The language of the alleged NSFW
Britney Taylor, the former personal trainer for the New England Patriots wide receiver Antonio Brown, has filed a lawsuit accusing the NFL star of rape. In the lawsuit filed in a federal court in the Southern District of Florida, Taylor accused Brown of rape, battery, intentional infliction of emotional damage, false imprisonment, and invasion of
On Tuesday, it was revealed NFL star Antonio Brown’s former trainer was accusing him of rape. In a civil lawsuit, 28-year-old Britney Taylor accused Brown of exposing himself to her twice in 2017 during training sessions and of raping her in 2018. In the wake of the accusations, Britney Taylor’s Instagram account was deleted, while
Oakland Raiders wide receiver Antonio Brown reportedly called Raiders general manager Mike Mayock “cracker” during a recent altercation. But according to ESPN’s Josina Anderson, Brown has apologized since the alleged incident was first rumored. According to ESPN, Brown issued an “emotional apology” to the team during a meeting that took place on Friday morning (September