Antonio Brown Biography: Net Worth, Wife, Age, Children, Parents, Height, Stats, College

Biography

Antonio Tavaris Brown Sr., commonly known as “AB,” is a former NFL wide receiver who played for over a decade.

Born on July 10, 1988, in Miami, Florida, he gained prominence with the Pittsburgh Steelers (2010–2018), earning seven Pro Bowl selections, leading the league in receptions, and receiving yards multiple times.

Renowned for his speed, precise route-running, and acrobatic catches, Brown later had brief stints with the Oakland Raiders, New England Patriots, and Tampa Bay Buccaneers, winning a Super Bowl with the latter in 2021.

Despite his on-field success, Brown‘s career has been overshadowed by controversies, legal issues, and erratic behaviour, shaping his complex legacy in the sport. Since leaving the NFL, he has ventured into music and business.

American american football wide receiver
Antonio Brown
Wiki Facts & About Data
Real Name:	Antonio Tavaris Brown Sr.
Stage Name:	Antonio Brown, AB
Born:	10 July 1988 (age 36 years old)
Place of Birth:	Miami, Florida, United States
Nationality:	American
Education:	Miami Norland Senior High School, Florida International University, Central Michigan University
Height:	1.78 m
Parents:	Eddie Brown, Adrianne Moss
Siblings:	Desmond Brown
Spouse:	Chelsie Kyriss (en. 2020-2022)
Girlfriend • Partner:	Cydney Moreau (2023 – 2024), Cydney Christine (2021 – 2022), Teanna Trump (2020 – 2021), Lil’ Kim (2024), Keyshia Cole (2022), Stephanie Acevedo (2019 – 2020), Jena Frumes (2017), Shameika Brailsford (2005 – 2011)
Children:	Autonomy Brown, Apollo Brown, Ali Brown, Allure Brown, Antonio Brown Jr., Antanyiah Brown, Ace Brown
Occupation:	Football Wide Receiver
Net Worth:	$20 million (USD)

Early Life & Education

Antonio Tavaris Brown Sr. was born in Miami, Florida, on July 10, 1988. While he has not publicly emphasized a specific religious affiliation, he has occasionally referenced faith in interviews and social media.

He is the son of Eddie Brown, a legendary Arena Football League player known as “Touchdown Eddie Brown,” and Adrianne Moss. His father’s success in football likely influenced Antonio’s early interest in the sport. His younger brother, Desmond Brown, also pursued football, playing at the University of Pittsburgh.

Raised in Miami’s Liberty City neighbourhood, Brown grew up in a challenging environment marked by economic hardship and crime. His early years were further complicated by instability, including a period when he was reportedly kicked out of his home and had to rely on friends for shelter during high school. He attended Miami Norland Senior High School, where he excelled in football and track, displaying his athletic prowess from a young age.

Academic struggles and disciplinary issues derailed his initial college plans, leading to his dismissal from Florida International University’s football program before playing a game. He enrolled at North Carolina Tech Prep for a short stint to improve his academic standing before earning a scholarship to Central Michigan University. There, he played college football from 2007 to 2009, majoring in sports management before declaring for the 2010 NFL Draft after his junior year.

Career

Antonio Brown’s football career is a story of extraordinary talent, record-breaking performances, and dramatic controversies. After a standout college career at Central Michigan University—where he amassed 3,199 receiving yards and 22 touchdowns in three seasons—Brown entered the 2010 NFL Draft.

Selected in the sixth round (195th overall) by the Pittsburgh Steelers, his late draft position did not reflect his immense potential. His speed, agility, and relentless work ethic quickly elevated him from a return specialist to one of the league’s most dominant wide receivers.

Brown’s breakout came in 2011, when he recorded 69 receptions for 1,108 yards, but it was his tenure from 2013 to 2018 that solidified his legacy with the Steelers. During this period, he led the NFL in receptions twice (2014, 2015) and receiving yards twice (2014, 2017), earning seven consecutive Pro Bowl selections and four First-Team All-Pro honours.

His 2015 season was particularly historic, with 136 receptions for 1,834 yards, coming close to Calvin Johnson’s single-season record. As Ben Roethlisberger’s primary target, Brown became the focal point of the Steelers’ offense, forming one of the most dynamic duos in the league. By the time he departed Pittsburgh, he held franchise records for career receptions (837), receiving yards (11,207), and 100-yard games (35).

However, his time with the Steelers ended in controversy in 2019, following tensions with coaches and teammates that led to his trade to the Oakland Raiders. His stint in Oakland was turbulent—marked by disputes over helmet regulations, frostbite from a cryotherapy mishap, and a heated altercation with GM Mike Mayock. These issues culminated in his release before he ever played a game. Just days later, he signed with the New England Patriots, scoring a touchdown in his Week 2 debut, but off-field allegations of sexual misconduct led to his release after just one game.

Brown’s career briefly rebounded in 2020 when he joined the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, reuniting with Tom Brady, whom he had briefly played alongside in New England. He played a key role in their Super Bowl LV victory in February 2021, catching a touchdown in the Buccaneers’ 31–9 win over the Kansas City Chiefs.

However, his time in Tampa dramatically ended in January 2022 when he abruptly left a game against the New York Jets, stripping off his gear and exiting the field mid-game. He later claimed the team had mistreated him over an injury dispute, but the incident effectively ended his NFL career.

Over 12 active seasons, Brown recorded 928 receptions, 12,291 yards, and 83 touchdowns, ranking among the most statistically accomplished receivers in NFL history. Since leaving the league, he has pursued a music career, releasing rap albums such as Himmothy (2020), and explored business ventures.

Social Media

• Wikipedia: Antonio Brown
• Instagram: Antonio Brown (@ab)
• Facebook: Antonio Brown
• Twitter: AB (@AB84) / X

Personal Life

Antonio Brown, born on July 10, 1988, is 36 years old. Though he has never been officially married, his personal life has been highly publicized and often turbulent.

His most notable long-term relationship has been with Chelsie Kyriss, with whom he has been involved on and off since around 2012. While Kyriss has occasionally been referred to as his “wife” in casual contexts, there is no evidence of a legal marriage.

The couple shares three sons: Autonomy Brown (born 2014), Ali Brown (born 2015), and Apollo Brown (born 2017)—and a daughter, Allure Brown. Their relationship has been marked by public breakups, reconciliations, and social media disputes, including a 2020 incident in which Brown live-streamed a heated argument with Kyriss, leading to police involvement.

In addition to his children with Kyriss, Brown has other children from previous relationships; Brown has seven children total with multiple women. He shares a daughter, Antanyiah Brown, and a son, Antonio Brown Jr., with his former girlfriend, Wiltrice Jackson, whom he dated in the early 2000s. Cydney Moreau and Antonio Brown welcomed their son, Ace Brown, on July 21, 2024, marking a significant moment in their on-and-off relationship.

Over the years, he has been involved in legal disputes with Jackson over child support.

Standing at 5 feet 10 inches (1.78 meters), Brown defied expectations for a wide receiver with his exceptional athleticism. Though not extensively documented, his dating history includes rumoured flings and brief relationships.

During one of his breakups with Kyriss in 2017, he was linked to model Jena Frumes, though the relationship was short-lived and Shameika Brailsford. In 2022, he was seen with singer Keyshia Cole, sparking speculation, but no long-term commitment followed.

Net Worth

Antonio Brown’s net worth is estimated to be around $20 million, though figures vary depending on sources due to his fluctuating financial status. During his NFL career, he earned approximately $107 million in salary and bonuses, with peak earnings from contracts like the four-year, $68 million extension with the Pittsburgh Steelers in 2017.

However, his net worth has been impacted by lost income from short-lived stints with the Raiders and Patriots, legal battles, and child support obligations. Post-NFL, Brown has supplemented his wealth through music releases, merchandise, and business ventures, including ownership stakes in minor league football teams.

Despite these efforts, financial troubles, including a reported bankruptcy filing in 2024 claiming debts over $80 million, suggest his current net worth may be lower than earlier estimates, reflecting a rollercoaster economic journey tied to his unpredictable career and lifestyle.