Casey Reinhardt

Brown was raised in Laguna Beach, California and Dana Point, California by her mother, Kelly Roberts, her late father, John Reinhardt, and her late stepfather, Duane Roberts, with her older brother Doug Reinhardt.

She studied Psychology and Pre-Law at Pepperdine University^[3] in Malibu, California, and is a member of the Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority.^[3] Brown graduated from Pepperdine University in 2010 with a degree in Psychology.^[2]

Casey was engaged to Sean Brown on August 12, 2015,^[4] and married him in February 2016.^[5] The wedding was attended by the children of OJ Simpson, who are first cousins with Sean Brown, through their late mother Nicole Brown Simpson.^[5] They have three children together. Their daughter, Kensington Kelly, was born in August 2016, their sons, Sean Duane, born in January 2018, and Conrad Sean, was born in July 2023.^[6][7]

She started her own lip gloss named "Kiss By Casey", marketed on her website, in 2007.

Brown is the owner of Casey's Cupcakes, a boutique cupcake shop in Riverside, California.^[8] She opened Casey's Cupcakes in 2009 at the Mission Inn Hotel & Spa in Riverside, California.^[8] She won the "Walk of Fame" episode on Food Network's "Cupcake Wars" in 2011.^[2][8] Brown has said being on the show "was such a great experience, and really put me and my business on the map."^[2]

In November 2020, Brown launched the lifestyle website Luvey.

Brown has appeared in numerous beauty pageants. In 2003, she participated in the Miss California Teen USA, the Miss Orange County Teen USA (in which she was named Miss Congeniality and Miss Laguna Beach Teen USA) and the Hawaiian Tropic Teen Miss 2003 (in which she won Front Cover Girl, Photogenic Award, Personality Plus Award, Most Beautiful Hair Award, Most Beautiful Eyes Award, Best Smile Award, Best Model Award) pageants.^[9] In 2006 she competed in Miss Malibu (in which she won Most Photogenic).

In 2002, Brown founded the C.A.S.E.Y. Foundation (Children's Alliance for the Success and Education of Youth in Need), which helps promote the importance of education and the positive effects it has on building success.^[3] Brown speaks to children annually about self-esteem, education, and staying focused on their academics and extracurricular activities. She has also worked with other charities such as the Orangewood Children's Foundation, Olive Crest Children's Foundation, the Make-a Wish Foundation, the Kelly J. Roberts Private Foundation and the Riverside Humane Society Pet Adoption Center.^[10] In April 2006, she was the Honorary Youth Chair at the Black and White Ball for the Olive Crest Children's Foundation.^[3]