According to reports from TMZ, former Texas Longhorn and Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Xavier Worthy has sued his ex-fiancé Tia Jones, claiming abusive and extortive efforts. Worthy was ...

Xavier Worthy was released Saturday after a district attorney in Texas declined to pursue charges against the Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver following an arrest in which he had been accused of ...

Kansas City Chiefs receiver Xavier Worthy has filed a civil lawsuit against ex-fiancee Tia Jones, claiming she “schemed to extort a home, money, cars, and other valuables ... by concocting false ...

After Xavier Worthy avoided assault charges following his arrest for an alleged assault against his ex-fiancee, he is now suing her. Worthy was arrested earlier this month in Texas, but was able ...

Xavier Worthy, a wide receiver for the Kansas City Chiefs and a former Texas football star, filed a civil lawsuit Monday against his ex-fiancée, whom he accuses of making false assault ...

A woman has filed for a protective order against Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Xavier Worthy following a domestic dispute that resulted in Worthy's arrest earlier this month. The woman was ...

Xavier Worthy walked out of the Williamson County jail in Texas late Saturday, a free man who does not face assault charges but only hours earlier weathered a conviction for them. Not in court ...

TELLS US THAT THE FIRE IS STILL UNDER INVESTIGATION. WELL, CHIEFS WIDE RECEIVER XAVIER WORTHY FILES A LAWSUIT AGAINST HIS EX-FIANCÉE, WHO ACCUSED HIM OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE. YOU MIGHT REMEMBER.

Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Xavier Worthy (Photo Credit: Mark J. Rebilas-Imagn Images) Tia Jones, the woman who accused Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Xavier Worthy of assault earlier this ...

Tia Jones, the woman who accused Xavier Worthy of felony assault on March 7, was granted a temporary protective order against ...

The woman who accused Kansas City Chiefs wideout Xavier Worthy of assaulting her, resulting in his arrest last week, has been granted a protective order by a Texas judge, according to her attorneys.