Nicole Brown Simpson’s Sister Tanya Calls Out the NFL Over ‘Triggering’ OJ Simpson Stance

Tanya Brown, sister of the late Nicole Brown Simpson, is asking the NFL to reconsider its stance on O.J. Simpson‘s jersey number.

Ahead of the 32nd anniversary of the murder of her sister and her friend Ronald Goldman, Tanya, 56, called on the NFL to stop issuing No. 32 to players.

“It’s also the 32nd year of Nicole and Ron’s murders,” she told TMZ in an interview published Thursday, June 4. “Every time I see someone on the field with that number, it brings me back and I have trauma.”

She continued, “I would love for the NFL to realize this is very triggering as a football fan as welI. I hope they take my statement into consideration and get rid of the number 32.”

Simpson, who died in 2024 at age 76, was charged with the murders of his ex-wife and Goldman, but was acquitted in one of the most controversial jury decisions of all-time. He was later found liable for Nicole and Goldman’s deaths in 1997 when the victims’ families filed a wrongful death lawsuit.