Los Angeles Chargers offense Ben Cleveland agreed to pay his estranged wife, Kaitlyn Terrell Clevelandmore than half a million dollars to settle their divorce, according to documents obtained by The California Post.
According to the agreement, filed in late January, Ben, 27, agreed to give Kaitlyn $550,000, part of which will go toward the 2024 Land Rover he agreed to give her. As a result, Kaitlyn agreed to give up her rights to one of the properties the couple once owned.
The agreement also stipulated who was entitled to the couple’s property, with Ben taking his gun and thermal scope and keeping their two properties in Georgia. Kaitlyn will find a golf cart, rugs and pillows, bedroom furniture and kitchen utensils.
Both parties agreed to “not make defamatory comments about the other party in any way” or “post anything about the other party on any social media.”
Ben first filed for divorce in February 2025, days after his DUI arrest. He cited “adultery” in court documents, although Kaitlyn denied ever cheating on him.
His arrest occurred on February 12, 2025 when he registered a blood alcohol level of .178 after a traffic stop. He was charged with DUI and failure to maintain lane before being released on bond.
Ben, a third round pick by the Baltimore Ravens in 2021, met Kaitlyn when they attended the University of Georgia from 2017 to 2020. He proposed in 2020 during a trip to Las Vegas.
“Honestly, your last name and your last name will sound better together and probably always will,” Ben wrote on Instagram at the time, next to the carousel in front of the fountains of the Bellagio Hotel & Casino. “There’s no one I’d rather spend a long time with and now we’re going to try that.”
Courtesy of Ben Cleveland/Instagram Kaitlyn Cleveland, wife of Baltimore Ravens quarterback Ben Cleveland, has gone into hiding from social media after the alleged cheating that led to the end of their marriage. In divorce papers filed by Ben, 26, in Baldwin County, Georgia on Friday, February 28 and obtained by TMZ, he listed the cause […]
In June, she shared another update, saying that the wedding was a few years away.
“Two years and then more until you’re really my wife,” he shared on Instagram with photos of the beach day. “I’m not sure, we haven’t really started planning the wedding and we’ve been engaged for 6 months so that’s up to him. But he’s going to be my wife so that’s cool.”
The couple’s separation date was listed as December 29, 2024. Just three days earlier, Kaitlyn shared a post from the Ravens’ Christmas Day game, which featured side-by-side photos of the couple.
All pictures of the two together have been deleted from Instagram.
