Antonio Brown in hot waters after flaunting private parts to a woman in a hotel pool in Dubai

Antonio Brown (Image Source: Twitter)

Antonio Brown, an NFL star, hit the headlines after a video of him exposing his genitals in a pool at Armani Hotel Dubai went viral. The video was obtained on May 14 and it has been surfacing on social media platforms among fans over the last few days. The renowned American football star can be seen with a woman showing off his bad-boy side by asking her vulgar questions. 

In addition to that, Brown also can be seen showing off his bare buttocks right in front of that woman, in the video that was shared by The Post. Talking about Brown, the NFL star wore nothing but golden chains on his neck much to the discontentment of others in the pool. However, the woman, who laughed off the incident at first, was reportedly upset and complained about the same to the rest of the residents in the hotel. 

To add more to the incident, Brown lifted her up and tossed her head first into the waters. The woman, although upset with what was happening around her, swam to the other side of the pool. The American football star could be flagged for the incident and face a lot of backlash for his inappropriate incident. 

Antonio Brown was removed from the hotel

Once the hotel management took cognizance of his unbecoming act, they removed him from the hotel, as per The Post reports. For the unversed, Brown is also an aspiring rap artist and he was in Dubai to perform during an exhibition match of his friend Floyd Mayweather JR, a former boxing champion. 

The reports further revealed that a hotel representative declined to reveal the identity of the woman, citing privacy reasons. Witnesses stated that Brown met the woman just in the hotel. This is not the first time that the 34-year-old has come under the radar for his flawed antics. 

Brown quit Tampa Bay Buccaneers midway through the last season and hit the headlines for his behaviour. Brown was also banned for the first eight games of the 2020 season for violating NFL’s personal conduct policy.