Oh No Ma'am: Orlando Brown Leaked His Own Sex Tape on Instagram

Published 9 years ago

Orlando Brown has pulled yet another social media stunt.

The troubled actor decided to kick off his 2017 by leaking a clip from his own sex tape on Instagram.

Orlando Brown having sex is something we could’ve (and should’ve) gone our entire lives without seeing, but if you’d care to take a peek it’s just a click away.

Check out a few reactions:

https://twitter.com/lin3age/status/815972623624478720

That Orlando brown sextape is wild af

— Cochino Filipino (@Jollibee_Junkie) January 2, 2017

If you want to start your day off on the right foot you wont click to see why orlando brown or eddie from thats so raven is trending. DONT

— ??? (@alexjonglee) January 2, 2017

That nigga Orlando Brown done went from Disney channel to PornHub??

— ???? ???? (@TeddyGotGramz_) January 2, 2017

orlando brown fr has the ugliest dick i've ever seen …. why leak ya sex tape when ur shit looks like that my dude

— marismol (@MONEYMARiSOL) January 2, 2017

i can't believe i woke up on the second day of 2017 and saw orlando brown busted ass dick i'm so upset fr

— ? (@PALMTREEMAMI_) January 2, 2017

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Oh No Ma’am: Orlando Brown Leaked His Own Sex Tape on Instagram

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