Antonio Brown won’t pay $1M to jeweler for finger pieces [Update]

Updated March 9, 2019: A Los Angeles Superior Court Judge has ordered Antonio Brown to pay Shuki International $1,095,000 to the creator of the crystalized jewelry finger covers. Brown failed to return the pieces to the owner.

According to The New York PostBrown has blown off Jean Louis Shuki’s messages since he was ordered to repay him.

“U caint [sic] get s–t cracker,” Brown said via text, according to the jeweler.

Brown has only said that the courts won’t sway him. AB who is now a rapper refuses to return the items because, according to Shuki, they “boost AB’s libido and fuel super orgasms.”

Shuki, the artist who created the pair as a tribute to Michael Jackson’s trademark Peace Sign, told The Post that “he’s a huge fan of the fingers.” “At this stage, I don’t care about the verdict, I only want my fingers back.” They’re just like the Mona Lisa.”

Antonio Brown was ordered to write a check for $1 million to a celebrity jeweler, who claims that the ex-NFL WR never returned or paid for some of his pieces. According to TMZ.

Jean Louis Shuki was the creator Shuki International In April of last, Brown was sued. The lawsuit states that Shuki gave AB a set of his signature diamond fingers — estimated to be worth $500k per finger — under the impression that Brown would either pay for them or give them back.

Shuki, who made jewelry for Floyd Mayweather in the past, said that he also gave Brown a set of rose gold black diamond fingers, a chain made of white gold, and a ring, believing that Brown would return them or pay for it, according to TMZ.

AB, many years after removing his pads and jersey and flashing a peace signal, Running off Metlife Stadium in the past, he has had money problems. Brown has allegedly been late before. Child support payments The Albany Empire, his Arena Football League team in Albany, is behind on his payments to his ex and his Arena Football League team. The National Arena League The squad agreement was terminated “Failure to pay their League-mandated and past due assessments.”

Brown hasn’t appeared in the NFL since 2021. The Pittsburgh Steelers selected him in the sixth round at the 2010 NFL Draft. AB has also played for New England Patriots, Tampa Bay Buccaneers and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. He was a seven-time Pro Bowler with the Buccaneers and a one-time Super Bowl champion.