Orlando Brown is an American star, actor, singer, and rapper who has several legal complications on him. He was first arrested in 2016 and charged with domestic battery and drug possession.
Orlando started his career as a child star through his debut in acting in 1995 as Cadet Kevin. Later he also starred in the well-known film ‘That’s So Raven’ a Disney film.
Now again Orlando Brown held in custody for domestic violence and has been taken to police custody on Thursday, in Ohio for charges of domestic violence on him. It has also been reported that he was taken on grounds of misdemeanor and threatening his brother with a hammer and a broken knife.
There was a ‘fight in progress’ from call Orlando’s brother which was responded to by an officer as per Lima Police Department. It was reported that 911 responded to the call at home. He was with his brother Matthew as he was homeless and he accused his brother of raping his wife and tried to harm him with a broken knife blade and hammer.
Orlando was having several troubles mentally and had several allegations for which he was arrested such as threatening a woman and her daughter of killing, being arrested because of domestic battery, and meth possession during an argument with his girlfriend. He was arrested on an outstanding warrant for drug possession and also for breaking a friend’s restaurant.
Orlando in an interview with Dr. Phil seemed to be confused in 2018 when he made various claims about him being a child of Michael Jackson and Will Smith. Dr. Phil suggested that he had neurological disruptions which clouded his mind. He even spoke about struggling with drugs and alcohol during the interview.
In 2020 he told Christian Post “I can tell you that I’m OK. I’m alive. I was in an unsafe position and it has been shaky but at the end of the day all I can tell you is I’m OK and I’m graduating and I will be getting married.” He then got married to Danielle at the end of the year. He also shared his struggles with drug addiction and was also a part of a 6-months program through the church for drugs, homelessness, depression, and other issues.
