Xavien Howard accused of making secret sex videos, woman bashes car

Miami Dolphins cornerback Xavien Howard is being accused of making and sharing secret sex videos, according to a report on Friday. Howards attorney Brad Sohn denied the claims. This lawsuit is a dead loser. Period, full stop, Sohn told Fox Sports 640 broadcaster Andy Slater, who was first to report the news on X (formerly

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Miami Dolphins cornerback Xavien Howard is being accused of making and sharing secret sex videos, according to a report on Friday.

Howard’s attorney Brad Sohn denied the claims.

“This lawsuit is a dead loser. Period, full stop,” Sohn told Fox Sports 640 broadcaster Andy Slater, who was first to report the news on X (formerly Twitter) on Monday.

“We will be seeking dismissal on legal several deficiencies on Monday but in terms of the substance of the case there is just no merit to it.”

In the same tweet, Slater shared a blurry video of someone appearing to hit a car with an object in a driveway.

“Additionally, one woman got into [Howard’s] community this year and smashed his Bentley with a baseball bat,” Slater reported. “She was later arrested.”

It is unclear if the lawsuit is related to the woman’s reported arrest.

Howard has yet to directly address the report.

Xavien Howard, #25 of the Miami Dolphins, speaks to the media after practice at Baptist Health Training Complex on June 6, 2023, in Miami Gardens, Florida. Getty Images

SLATER SCOOP: Miami Dolphins’ Xavien Howard is being accused of making secret sex videos and then sharing them, a lawsuit shows.

Additionally, one woman got into his community this year and smashed his Bentley with a baseball bat. She was later arrested. pic.twitter.com/K4e8rOXyyZ

— Andy Slater (@AndySlater) August 18, 2023

This isn’t the only lawsuit the 30-year-old NFL star has faced recently.

An anonymous woman filed a complaint in Broward County on Oct. 26, 2022, alleging that Howard knowingly and negligently gave her a sexually transmitted disease.

The woman sued him for in excess of $30,000, ESPN reported at the time.

Howard filed a motion to dismiss the complaint two days after the woman filed it and called the matter “the epitome of a shakedown,” according to ESPN.

Xavien Howard, #25 of the Miami Dolphins, takes part in a drill during practice at Baptist Health Training Complex on June 8, 2023, in Miami Gardens, Florida. Getty Images

Through his attorney Alan Mensa-Wilmot, Howard alleged that the unnamed woman, who was listed as Jane Doe in the court docs, threatened him, trespassed on his property, stalked him and spread false information about him.

In March, Sohn tweeted a statement explaining that the woman dropped her complaint.

“The anonymous accuser who sued my client for transmitting genital herpes has permanently dropped what we proved was a fabricated lawsuit,” Sohn wrote.

“Xavien Howard never had genital herpes in the first place; the entire basis of her lawsuit was a literal impossibility. His accuser nevertheless lobbed out defamatory, absurd, and knowingly-false claims, as one of several (unsuccessful) attempts to extort money from him.

Xavien Howard, #25 of the Miami Dolphins, defends in pass coverage during an NFL football game against the New York Jets at Hard Rock Stadium on January 8, 2023, in Miami Gardens, Florida. Getty Images

“Xavien is considering various legal action against this fabricator and hopes that those who ratified her made-up claims by reporting on them will also report Xavien’s exoneration.”

The woman, according to ESPN, alleged in her original complaint that Howard knowingly gave her an STD during the course of a multi-year sexual relationship.

According to the lawsuit, the plaintiff initially sought a trial by jury.

Xavien Howard, #25 of the Miami Dolphins, tackles Garrett Wilson, #17 of the New York Jets, during the third quarter at Hard Rock Stadium on January 8, 2023, in Miami Gardens, Florida. Getty Images

Howard, a four-time Pro Bowler, has been with the Dolphins since they selected him in the second round of the 2016 NFL draft.

The All-Pro and Miami agreed to terms on a restructured five-year contract worth $50,691,177 in new money in April 2022.

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