Who Is Orlando Brown? As s*x Tape Video Is Leaked, 5 Times "That"s So Raven" Actor Has Been Topic Of Controversy

Orlando Brown No Fear

A former child TV star who has been dogged by controversy in recent years has given his critics more ammunition after he released his own s*x tape in the early hours of the New Year. Orlando Brown, who co-starred on the kid-friendly hit TV series, "That"s So Raven," posted the X-rated footage to social media before quickly deleting it on Sunday, BET reported.

Brown guest starred in several shows by Disney and is best known for his role of Eddie Thomas on "Thats So Raven."While the actorlanded a bit role in last year"s***t movie "Straight Outta Compton," his resume has been relatively sparse since the TV show shot him to stardom more than a decade ago.

The 29-year-old"s latest apparent ploy for attention follows some choice remarks he made about his fellow "That"s So Raven" star, Raven-Symon. Brown has been mired in salacious allegations ranging from drug use to domestic violence, and even at one point went missing. As such, Sunday"s posting of explicit video footage to social media may not come as much of a surprise to those who have followed Brown"s career.

However, for those who have not become familiar with Brown"s exploits, below are five examples of the types of controversy the actor has seemingly courted in the years since "That"s So Raven" went off the air in 2007.

1.brown threatens Symon

Brown seemed to take umbrage at the fact that he was not cast in the upcoming "That"s So Raven" spinoff series. He lashed out at Symon for his exclusion and called her a derogatory term in a video of himself he posted to social media early last month, Vibe reported.

"Raven stop trolling my page, we all know why you wont say sh-t, because Im the truest n---a in the motherf--kin world.Imma end this sh-t, b----stop trolling my page, Im coming to see you and were gonna end this like real world adults, Im not trying to play no more games.Im just saying, be real, be family, and thats it," he said in the video.

2. Claims He Had s*x With Symon

Brown and Symon had a sexual relationship while they were filming "That"s So Raven," he told DJ Vlad in a video interview released this past September. The troubled actor goes into explicit details when describing one of their encounters.

3. Assault, Drug Charges

Brown was arrested for domestic battery misdemeanor and drug charges after he was accused of hitting his girlfriend and carryingmethamphetamines in February. He would go on to be charged withpossession of a drug with intent to sell, and having contraband in jail. It was not the first time drug use had been alleged against Brown.

4. Threatens Woman, Child In Hollywood

Brown was arrested fortwo counts of disturbing the peace and one of public intoxication when he allegedly threatened a woman and her toddler daughter in Hollywood, California, in August 2014, according to MTV News."Tell him Orlando Brown is crazy... I"ll kill you, your mama, your daughter, everybody... Come outside!" the actor said on a 911 phone call. However, authorities did not press charges because they believes the woman did not actually fear for her life.

5. Brown Goes Missing

Brown disappeared for more than 24 hours in April of 2008. He missed meetings and a photo shoot, prompting his manager to alert authorities, People reported at the time. However, he would later surface, saying in part that he just "needed to be alone."

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Oklahoma lineman Orlando Brown Jr. a chip off the old block

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Years ago, a much smaller version of Oklahoma left tackle Orlando Brown Jr. was called for a personal foul in a youth football game.

His dad, Orlando Sr. all 6-foot-7 and well over 300 pounds of him came rumbling down from the stands and onto the field. Not to complain to the officials. Not to chide his son.

Because he finally saw it.

The late Orlando Sr., nicknamed Zeus, started 119 NFL games as an offensive lineman, and he had long hoped the edge that could turn his son"s enormous talent into something special would emerge. He used to leave his son"s games when Jr. wasn"t aggressive enough, but that day in eighth grade was critical in showing dad that young Orlando would have a chance to follow in his footsteps.

"I celebrated, and he never left the game since then," Orlando Jr. recalled.

Orlando Sr. died in 2011 at the age of 40, but his son has made a name for himself as a dominant left tackle. The 6-foot-8, 340-pound Orlando Jr., who has inherited the Zeus nickname, was named a second-team AP All-American after not allowing a sack all season for the seventh-ranked Sooners. He will try to keep that streak alive in the Sugar Bowl against No. 17 Auburn on Jan. 2.

Oklahoma offensive coordinator Lincoln Riley isn"t sure his talented sophomore shouldn"t have been higher than second team.

"We"ve watched tape on a lot of people this year," Riley said. "I was glad he got second team, but I haven"t seen five people that were better than him."

Oklahoma coach Bob Stoops said Brown is the total offensive lineman.

"Talent, size, his feet, his intensity, his toughness, his physicality," Stoops said. "He has everything, and he"s only going to get better. He just keeps developing his body and has all those attributes that make a guy special on the front line."

From the nickname to the bandanna to the size, strength and intensity, Orlando Jr. is a copy of his father. Though the game has changed, Orlando Jr. can look at old film and recognize what was special about his father as he played from 1993 to 2005.

"I don"t know if a lot of people have seen my dad play he was a wild animal," the younger Brown said.

Orlando Jr., a soft-spoken, chilled out teddy bear off the field, sometimes goes overboard once the helmet and shoulder pads come on. He said he knows he needs to cut down on the personal fouls, but the edge fuels him.

"When I get out on that field, there ain"t no guns, ain"t no knives," he said. "You can"t take me to jail for acting crazy, so it"s just what I do."

Brown has announced that he will return for his junior season, giving the Sooners a massive foundation to build on. He never sent in paperwork to get a draft grade.

"You know, it"s just understanding what they look for in the NFL, and basically what I"m good at, what I"m bad at, understanding I still have a lot to develop on and nowhere near what I need to be to be a first-round draft pick," he said. "That"s why I came here."

Brown"s relationship with Jammal Brown, a former Oklahoma All-American and friend of his father, has been crucial in his development. Jammal Brown was the one who helped Orlando Jr. realize he needed a little more fine tuning.

"What he says, goes," brown said. "i"ll be an oklahoma Sooner until I get a first-round grade. Until then, I"m here for however long it takes."

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