Former NFL receiver Antonio Brown, last seen exposing himself to fellow patrons at a hotel pool, is in the middle of another shocking incident.
A woman accused Brown of domestic violence in November and said the former star sent “explicit videos” to her son during that argument.
TMZ Sports obtained the audio of her 911 call.
The woman explains to a Tampa police dispatcher that Brown is the father of her child, and the two got into a “little argument” in Tampa, Florida, on November 28th.
She accused Brown of “throwing a fit.” The woman said she “took the kids and went outside in an effort to diffuse the situation,” according to TMZ.
She then accused Brown of throwing all her clothes out of their shared house.
Brown was “sending explicit videos to [her] son’s phone,” she stated multiple times.
The police issued a warrant after Brown threw a shoe at the woman during the altercation. No charges were ever formally filed.
Brown, a former Super Bowl LV champion, last played with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in 2021. He started his NFL career with the Pittsburgh Steelers, before also playing with the then-Oakland Raiders and New England Patriots.
Brown is currently listed as a free agent. He is presumed innocent until proven guilty.

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