Orlando Brown Net Worth (Money & Salary)

What is Orlando Brown’s Net Worth and Salary?

Orlando Brown, an American actor, rap artist, and musician, has accumulated a net worth of $2 thousand. He is widely recognized for his performances in television sitcoms such as “Family Matters,” “Two of a Kind,” and “That’s So Raven.” Furthermore, he provided voices for various characters in animated series, including “Waynehead,” “The Proud Family,” and “Fillmore!” Beginning in early 2016, Brown faced a number of legal challenges tied to domestic battery, obstruction of justice, and illegal drug possession.

Legal Troubles

In February 2016, Brown was apprehended in Torrance, California, following a public altercation with his girlfriend. He was subsequently charged with domestic battery, obstruction of justice, and drug possession with the intent to distribute. After missing a court appearance, he was arrested in Barstow in March. At this point, Brown faced fresh charges, including domestic battery, resisting arrest, and drug possession. Once again failing to appear in court, he fled to Nevada. In April, bounty hunters eventually caught up with Brown in Las Vegas. A few months later, he found himself in custody again after leaving a hotel notorious for prostitution and illegal drug activities. During a standoff with police, officers discovered he had meth and a pipe in his possession.

Brown’s legal troubles escalated in September 2016 when he broke into Legends Restaurant & Venue in Las Vegas. This incident followed a brief rehabilitation stint that ended with him walking barefoot down the street while carrying a box of wine. Later, in December 2022, Brown was once more arrested on domestic violence charges in Lima, Ohio, where he was reportedly homeless. It was claimed he had threatened his brother with a knife and a hammer. His brother informed the authorities that he had allowed Orlando to stay with him as he was homeless and didn’t want him in a shelter. However, Brown reportedly exhibited erratic behavior in the home, leading to threats against his brother. As a result, Brown was detained in Allen County without bond.

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Early Life

Orlando Brown was born on December 4, 1987, in Los Angeles, California.

Television Career

His acting journey commenced in 1995 when Brown, as a child actor, appeared in an episode of the ABC sitcom “Coach.” Following this, in 1996, he featured in episodes of four additional sitcoms: “In the House,” “The Parent ‘Hood,” “The Jamie Foxx Show,” and “Moesha.” Furthermore, he gained popularity for portraying the character Jerry Jamal “3J” Jameson on the well-loved sitcom “Family Matters,” a role he held during the show’s final three seasons up to 1998. He also ventured into voice acting in 1996, being the lead character in the short-lived animated series “Waynehead.” Other contributions by Brown in the late 90s include appearances in episodes of the sitcoms “Malcolm & Eddie,” “Sister, Sister,” and

Brown was also featured in lead roles on the sitcoms “Two of a Kind,” alongside Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen, and on the drama series “Safe Harbor,” which starred Gregory Harrison and Rue McClanahan.

In 2000, Brown began his extensive collaboration with Disney by appearing in the Disney Channel film “Perfect Game,” centered around baseball. The following year, he featured in an episode of “Lizzie McGuire” on the Disney Channel and began voicing Sticky Webb, the main character of the animated series “The Proud Family.” In 2002, he secured another lead voice role as the titular seventh-grade character on “Fillmore!” Nevertheless, his most notable role came in 2003 when he took on the part of Eddie Thomas in the teen sitcom “That’s So Raven,” starring Raven Symone, which continued for four seasons until 2007. Additionally, Brown made appearances in episodes of “One on One,” “Phil of the Future,” and “WordGirl,” and starred in television films like “Maniac Magee” and “Eddie’s Million Dollar Cook-Off.” He has also made guest appearances on programs such as “Hell’s Kitchen” and, more recently, in season two of “Bad Boys: Texas.”

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Film Career

Brown debuted on the big screen in the 1995 military comedy “Major Payne,” which starred Damon Wayans. A few years later, he appeared in the science-fiction comedy “Senseless,” featuring Marlon Wayans and David Spade. His next significant role came in the 2001 Disney comedy “Max Keeble’s Big Move.” After this, he primarily concentrated on his television career. Brown made a return to film in 2015 with a small role in F. Gary Gray’s biographical drama “Straight Outta Compton.” In the same year, he took on the part of Charles in “American Bad Boy.” Most recently, in 2022, he played Detective Brown in “Bloody Hands.”

Personal Life

Brown is married to Danielle and has three children.

During a late 2018 appearance on “Dr. Phil” that drew considerable attention, he stated that he had four children, two of whom he had never met. Brown also claimed to be the son of the late pop star Michael Jackson, a statement that raised questions about the credibility of his other claims on the show.