Chiefs' Xavier Worthy Files Lawsuit Against Ex-Fiancée Over Allegations of Extortion and Abuse

The NFL player claims Tia Jones fabricated domestic violence accusations and stole over $150,000 in property, while Jones maintains her abuse allegations and awaits the legal process.

Xavier Worthy, wide receiver for the Kansas City Chiefs, has filed a lawsuit against his ex-fiancée, Tia Jones, alleging that she fabricated abuse claims to extort money, property, and valuables from him.
The lawsuit, filed on March 24, 2025, accuses Jones of stealing and destroying over $150,000 worth of Worthy’s belongings, including cash, jewelry, and a Rolls Royce key, while he was in police custody.
Worthy claims Jones assaulted him by scratching his face and pulling out chunks of his hair and alleges she damaged his property, including a gaming console and furniture, during a March 7 altercation.
Prosecutors declined to file charges against Worthy following his March 7 arrest for allegedly choking Jones, citing insufficient evidence and conflicting witness accounts.
Jones, who was granted a protective order earlier this month, continues to assert her claims of domestic violence and looks forward to presenting her case in court.