Orlando Brown Jr.’s breakup turns legal as ex-girlfriend files $25K+ lawsuit
Orlando Brown Jr., a player for the Cincinnati Bengals, is embroiled in legal trouble as his ex-girlfriend, Holly Means, files a lawsuit against him. She contends that he has failed to return her personal items after their split, claiming he obstructed her efforts to retrieve her belongings from his residence in Ohio. Holly is pursuing damages exceeding $25,000 in addition to the recovery of her…
Orlando Brown Jr.'s ex-girlfriend, Holly Means, has filed a lawsuit against him for more than $25,000 in damages, claiming he wrongfully refused to return property she says he took. The lawsuit, reported by TMZ on August 13, 2026, stems from their breakup in June 2025. Holly and Brown have two children together, and she alleges that Brown evicted her without notice, leaving her unable to collect her belongings.
Brown denies the allegations and claims Holly came to his home unannounced after he had asked her to stay away. The lawsuit also involves claims of property being left in Oklahoma and Kansas City. Holly is seeking damages, the return of her property, and punitive damages. Brown is challenging Holly's version of events and asking the court to dismiss the lawsuit with prejudice. The case highlights conflicting accounts of the dispute between the couple.
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