Ben Cleveland's estranged wife Kaitlyn slams infidelity accusations in bitter divorce battle with Ravens OL

Ben Cleveland and his wife Kaitlyn once seemed like a happy couple. But after four years of marriage, things have taken a bitter turn. The Baltimore Ravens guard filed for divorce back in February, saying Kaitlyn had cheated on him.

Now, four months later, Kaitlyn is finally speaking out. She says Ben’s cheating claims are completely false.

In a legal response filed on Thursday, Kaitlyn strongly denied the allegations, accusing Ben of knowingly making false claims in bad faith.

Kaitlyn hopes to resolve matters peacefully and fairly. But if they can’t, she’s asking the judge to divide their property fairly and to give her alimony to help support her after the divorce.

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The couple met at the University of Georgia and married in 2022. Reportedly, they separated in December 2024.

Ben Cleveland has been with the Ravens for the last four years. He was drafted in the third round (94th overall) of the 2021 NFL draft.

He hasn’t started many games but has been a strong backup on the offensive line. One of his best moments came in a 2024 game when he blocked a field goal that helped the Ravens win. He re-signed with the team in March 2025.

Ben Cleveland’s estranged wife Kaitlyn, shared song lyrics after cheating claims surfaced

One month after Ben Cleveland filed for divorce in February 2025, Kaitlyn responded subtly.

Shortly after the divorce news broke, Kaitlyn posted lyrics from country singer Kelsea Ballerini’s song “Interlude” on her Instagram Story. The lyrics hinted at heartbreak, rumors and being advised by a lawyer to stay quiet. While she didn’t mention Ben directly, the New York Post quickly connected the dots.

Adding to the drama, Ben was arrested for DUI just weeks before filing for divorce. He was pulled over in Georgia with a blood alcohol level more than twice the legal limit. He told police he had “3 or 4 beers.” He was cited for driving under the influence and for failing to stay in his lane.

Edited by Alvin Amansec