Former NFL star Antonio “AB” Brown has yet another legal matter on his hands, and it’s related to $1.1M in high-end jewelry!
Antonio Brown Allegedly Failed To Pay For The Jewelry
According to TMZ, a celebrity jeweler known as Shuki International has filed a lawsuit against Brown.
Specifically, Shuki says he gave AB numerous pieces of jewelry under the pretense that he’d receive $1,095,000 by December 2022. However, AB is accused of failing to cough up the cash.
Notably, Shuki points out that two diamond fingers worth $500K each are among the items he gave Brown.
We should also add that the pair appeared to share a close relationship, as Shuki even lent Brown his Ferrari at one point and told TMZ that he wasn’t fazed by the former athlete damaging the bumper.
Additionally, back in mid-2022, AB paid homage to Shuki with a song called “Shuki Diamonds.” Considering this new lawsuit, it’s unclear if the pair are still on good terms.
The Athlete Has Been Rackin’ Up Legal Issues Over The Past Year
Of course, this jewelry situation is far from the only legal issue on Brown’s plate.
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As The Shade Room previously reported, an arrest warrant was issued for the former Tamba Bay Buccaneers athlete in late 2022, and the matter was related to domestic battery charges.
AB is specifically accused of threatening to shoot the mother of four of his children. Additionally, Brown allegedly threw a shoe at her after locking her out of her home.
#DEVELOPING: Former Buc WR Antonio Brown accused of domestic violence. According to court docs, mother of 4 of his kids says he locked her out of her Tampa house, tossed out her belongings, threatened to shoot her, threw a shoe at her, then refused @TampaPD request to come out. https://t.co/gic8WMdAtV pic.twitter.com/nHnHqKwGPf
— Aaron Mesmer FOX 13 (@AaronMesmer) December 1, 2022
In another jewelry-related incident, Antonio Brown was sued for allegedly selling a fake Richard Mille watch for $150K. After reportedly taking the watch to an appraiser, the buyer discovered it was allegedly “worth only a couple hundred bucks.”
What do you think about the new allegations against Antonio Brown?
