Ben Cleveland Files to Divorce Wife Kaitlyn Over ‘Adultery' — Report
Ben Cleveland has officially filed for divorce from his wife Kaitlyn. The Baltimore Ravens lineman reportedly submitted documents in Baldwin County, Georgia, on February 28. The 26-year-old NFL star has mentioned 'adultery' as the cause of their split.
Ravens guard Ben Cleveland is officially breaking up with his wife, Kaitlyn Terrell Cleveland. As per TMZ, the NFL player has put down December 29, 2024, as the date of their formal separation. The divorce document suggests adultery as the main cause of their breakup.
The divorce paper submission comes sixteen days after Cleveland's arrest for drunk driving in Georgia. According to reports, Cleveland was pulled over by a sheriff's deputy near Milledgeville, Georgia.
The sheriff's report revealed Cleveland's black pickup truck left the roadway at one point. The truck then turned 'and entered the opposite lane of travel, nearly going into the ditch,' a Baldwin County sheriff's deputy mentioned in the report. Cleveland agreed to do a blood-alcohol test after authorities asked him to pull over. He blew a .178 during a traffic stop, which is over the legal limit in Georgia, the report detailed.
Ben Cleveland tied the knot with Kaitlyn in July 2022. The NFL player proposed to her in Las Vegas two years before their official marriage. Cleveland also took to Instagram to share the happy news after the proposal.
He wrote, '2 years and then some until you're actually my wife. Not sure, we haven't really started wedding planning yet and we've been engaged 6 months so that's on her. But she's gonna be my wife so that's kinda cool.'
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Reports also state that Ben Cleveland and Kaitlyn were last seen together on December 26, 2024. Kaitlyn shared a series of snaps on Instagram from the Ravens' Christmas Day game against the Houston Texans. The carousel featured images of Ben and Kaitlyn. Currently, Kaitlyn has made her Instagram private.
According to US Weekly, Kaitlyn shared a series of photos from the Virgin Islands on February 7. She captioned the series, writing, 'A one-way flight has never sounded better.' She also attended a Mardi Gras celebration in Alabama, presumably without the NFL star weeks before the divorce paper's submission.
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