NBA Player Dillon Brooks Takes Legal Action, Requests Restraining Order on Ex

 NBA Player Dillon Brooks Takes Legal Action, Requests Restraining Order on Ex

NBA player Dillon Brooks is seeking a restraining order against his ex-partner, Heather Andrews, amid an increasingly bitter fallout following their split. According to court documents obtained by TMZ Sports, Brooks filed for the temporary restraining order (TRO) in Los Angeles on Wednesday, June 25, alleging Andrews has engaged in a campaign of harassment, destruction, and threats dating back several years.

 

Brooks and Andrews share two children, aged five and two. The Houston Rockets forward, recently traded to the Phoenix Suns in a deal involving Kevin Durant, claims that Andrews has destroyed his property, hacked his social media accounts, and even threatened physical harm.

In his filing, Brooks stated that the pair met in 2018 at a nightclub in Las Vegas and began dating shortly thereafter. He said Andrews became pregnant within months, and it was around that time the alleged harassment began.

 

He described receiving “emotionally abusive” messages and claimed Andrews frequently leaked their private conversations to gossip outlets to damage his reputation. The situation, he alleged, escalated after the birth of their second child, with the messages becoming more violent and threatening.

 

Brooks cited one message he claims came from Andrews, which read: “I’ll habe [sic] someone cut each one of your f***ing little fingers off one by one... So you can never play basketball LOL... And actually now I understand why people are racist.” Another message allegedly stated: “I am going to have you hurt.”

 

He also alleged threats were made against his mother, quoting Andrews as saying, “I’ll send someone after your mom to [sic] bitch.”

 In addition, Brooks claims that in 2022, during his time with the Memphis Grizzlies, Andrews vandalized his Memphis home by scrawling “You Suck Bitch” and other messages on his outdoor fireplace mantle.

 

Most recently, Brooks accused Andrews of gaining unauthorized access to his OurFamilyWizard account, a platform used for co-parenting, and sending herself a threatening message while impersonating him.

 

The filing follows Andrews’ own legal action last year, when she obtained a temporary restraining order against Brooks, alleging harassment and threats.

 

A court hearing to address the restraining order requests from both sides is expected to take place in Los Angeles late next month.