NBA Star Dillon Brooks Files New Restraining Order Against Ex Over Threats and Harassment

Dillon Brooks has filed a new restraining order against ex-girlfriend Heather Andrews

NBA player Dillon Brooks has filed for a new restraining order against Heather Andrews, the mother of his two children, alleging a disturbing pattern of threats, harassment, and digital intrusion. The court filing, submitted in Los Angeles on Wednesday, accuses Andrews of issuing violent threats, hacking his accounts, and attempting to sabotage his career.

Brooks, recently traded to the Phoenix Suns, claims that Andrews—mother of his five-year-old and two-year-old children—threatened to have his fingers cut off so he could no longer play basketball. The 28-year-old athlete also alleges she accessed his bank accounts, destroyed his property, and sent abusive messages about his family and current relationship.

rooks has two children with Andrews who are aged five and two

According to the court documents, Brooks and Andrews met at a nightclub in Las Vegas in 2018. Their brief relationship led to a pregnancy, which Brooks claims he learned about not directly, but through a social media post of a sonogram. He says the harassment began shortly after, with Andrews bombarding him with up to 100 messages when he didn’t respond quickly.

Brooks alleges Andrews used burner phones to contact him, and while she briefly apologized and appeared reformed during a visit to Toronto, he believes it was a ploy to get pregnant again. The couple had a second child, but Brooks claims Andrews quickly reverted to abusive behavior.

Brooks asserts that he met Andrews in Las Vegas in 2018 and they quickly began dating

Included in the court filing are text message screenshots allegedly sent by Andrews. One reads:

“I’ll have someone cut each one of your f**ing little fingers off one by one. So you can never play basketball LOL… And actually now I understand why people are racist.”*

Another threat reportedly targeted Brooks’ mother:

“I’ll send someone after your mom too b**h.”*

The documents also contain images of Brooks' Memphis home after an alleged break-in and vandalism. Graffiti such as “You Suck B**h”* was scrawled across the walls, reportedly in retaliation for Brooks dating another woman.

Brooks already had a restraining order in place against Andrews which began last November

Brooks further alleges Andrews gained unauthorized access to his iCloud, a co-parenting app, and a City National Bank account, even threatening to transfer money and frame him for it. A letter from OurFamilyWizard, the co-parenting app, was included in the filing, confirming a breach by an unauthorized individual.

In a particularly alarming claim, Brooks states Andrews sent herself a message impersonating him in which she threatened herself with violence—an apparent attempt to fabricate criminal behavior on his part. The message mentioned Mirna Habib, an Instagram model Brooks is reportedly dating, and warned of violent consequences if Andrews continued contact.

Brooks claimed that Andrews would text him from 'burner phone numbers' to get his attention

Brooks noted that Andrews had previously obtained a temporary restraining order (TRO) against him last year, citing threats, but says his current filing is to protect himself and his family following a renewed wave of harassment.

As this legal battle unfolds, Brooks continues to focus on his career, having just been traded from the Houston Rockets to the Phoenix Suns. The timing of this personal turmoil comes amid major professional changes for the NBA star.

The NBA star also shared images of alleged vandalism from Andrews on his property

Brooks shared a series of text messages allegedly sent by Andrews across recent years

In the alleged texts from Andrews, threats towards Brooks and his mother were made

Other messages allegedly showed Andrews threatening to send screenshots to news outlets

Another screenshot allegedly showed Andrews threatening to take money from his bank account