Tyreek Hill has been accused of abusing his now-estranged wife on eight different occasions – including allegedly spitting on her.
The wide receiver’s wife Keeta Vaccaro filed for divorce on April 7 – a day after police responded to reports of an ‘assault in progress’ at their home.
Hill – who is believed to have as many as 10 kids – was not arrested following the incident, though Vaccaro’s mother Alesia said he had acted ‘aggressive and impulsive’ after he allegedly hurled a laptop to the floor.
Now, divorce court documents obtained by TMZ have accused Hill of domestic violence on several occasions – including one instance when Vaccaro was pregnant with their baby daughter Capri.
The documents are part of the couple’s ongoing divorce case.
The Daily Mail has reached out to the Dolphins, Vaccaro’s lawyer and Hill’s lawyer for comment. Hill’s attorney told TMZ: ‘These new allegations are further proof that Ms. Vacarro and/or her counsel are set on partaking in a smear campaign in hopes that Mr. Hill will settle and give she and her counsel an unreasonable and unwarranted amount of money. Mr. Hill will not be moved by this and awaits his day in court to present his evidence.’
Tyreek Hill is accused of committing domestic violence against his estranged wife, Keeta Vaccaro, on eight different occasions
In one instance, Hill was accused of spitting on Vaccaro, whom he wed in November 2023
The couple shares a daughter named Capri, and Hill is also accused of getting pregnant with her while she was pregnant
The couple wed in November 2023, but Vaccaro has alleged that Hill began getting physical with her just two months later in January 2024.
Vaccaro, the brother of former Saints safety Kenny Vaccaro, said things escalated at a guest house in Southwest Ranches, Florida during a conversation about a postnuptial agreement.
Keeta alleged that Hill ‘shoved her to the floor, stood over her, and then ripped off her necklace, causing a cut and a bruise,’ TMZ wrote.
The violence continued in the subsequent weeks, as Hill allegedly attacked her while the pair were in Orlando.
In that case, Vaccaro claims, the NFL star threw her to the floor, ripped her hair out and ‘twist[ed] her intimate body parts.’
In February 2024, Hill allegedly abused Vaccaro again, as he is said to have ‘shoved’ a marijuana cigarette in Vaccaro’s face as they were preparing to leave for the Pro Bowl in Orlando.
Hill then ‘told her to get her suitcase and get out of the house… threw [her] suitcase out the door and threw [her] out the door, locking it behind her.’
Keeta Vaccaro and Tyreek Hill were married for a little over a year before separating
Hill was ordered to pay between $20,000 to $50,000 to his estranged wife to maintain the ‘status quo’
NFL star Hill is said to have as many as 10 kids and has been ensnared in paternity battles
The couple officially separated on April 7 of this year.
Hill has spent much of his football career in the headlines, as he was kicked off the team at Oklahoma State University in 2014 – and received three years’ probation – for choking ex-fiancée Crystal Espinal while she was pregnant with their first son, Zev Carter.
Five years later, he was barred by the Chiefs during the offseason from all team-related activities after child abuse allegations.
However, Hill maintained his innocence and was never formally suspended by the NFL, who were unable to determine that he violated the league’s personal conduct policy.
The couple’s divorce also follows Hill having paternity battles with several women, and a lawsuit from influencer Sophie Hall – who says Hill broke her leg during a practice football scrimmage in his backyard.
As the Daily Mail exclusively revealed last month, Hill is paying his estranged wife between $20,000 and $50,000 per month in ‘spending money’ on top of a one-off check for $500,000, court filings showed.
Vaccaro is getting a further $457,517 towards her legal fees, $100,000 to spend on a new car and exclusive use of their former marital home.
These fees are completely separate from the hefty divorce settlement that she is ultimately expected to receive.
Hill and the Dolphins began their NFL season on Sunday as they lost to the Colts.
