Brown was born on March 15, 1990 in London, England. She was raised by a single mother and alongside her siblings.
The rugby star went to Walnut Tree Walk Primary School and Addey and Stanhope School to complete his junior level education.
According to siblings, Brown has a sibling. She said her family always looked after her and didn’t bother about cooking because all of her family members could cook.
She said: “My mum, brother and sister all cook, so there’s always food at home for me – I don’t have to factor in the weather for that. My world never stops. not for the rugby in my family, but they are incredibly supportive.”
Brown is also very close to his young nephew and often likes to talk about him. She said: “I asked my nephew Tyler to read the team announcement message when he arrived, and my whole family was around me. They all celebrated except my six-year-old nephew. named Zach who was busy playing his video game console and told us to shut up so he could concentrate.”
“Everyone who has supported me throughout my journey has contributed to me being part of the World Cup team.”
Besides his family, Brown is also very close to his friend Sadia Kabeya who plays in the English camp. She always finds Kabeya as a source of support, as they are mixed race.
Brown said: “A key source of support for me in the team is Sadia Kabeya. I would like to think that my years in the English camp made life easier for other mixed-race players, like Sadia, and to have her there. made a difference for me too.”
“Sadia and I share so many experiences. It’s not just skin color, it’s our culture. She grew up in South East London like me. It’s the music we listen to, the foods we eat at home, the brands of drinks and television programs.”
She continued: “Before Sadia was called up, sometimes it was lonely when everyone was having their hair done on game day, and no one felt confident doing my hair.”
