Alleged domestic abuse: Court filings accuse NFL player Tyreek Hill of spitting on his pregnant wife Keeta Vaccaro and physically abusing her on eight separate occasions.
In the world of professional football, Tyreek Hill has found himself embroiled in a series of controversies, with the latest unfolding in his ongoing divorce proceedings with estranged wife Keeta Vaccaro.
The couple, who wed in November 2023, separated in April 2023, with Vaccaro filing for divorce. The divorce court documents, obtained by TMZ, detail a string of allegations against Hill, including multiple acts of violence against Vaccaro.
Hill, currently playing for the Miami Dolphins, was accused of domestic violence against Vaccaro on eight different occasions. The incidents, reported in 2024 and 2025, took place during the couple's marriage, with the divorce proceedings ongoing.
One of the most high-profile incidents occurred in February 2024, when Hill was accused of abusing Vaccaro by shoving a marijuana cigarette in her face as they were preparing to leave for the Pro Bowl in Orlando. Another incident occurred in Orlando, where Hill is accused of attacking Vaccaro, throwing her to the floor, ripping her hair out, and twisting her intimate body parts.
In a separate case at a guest house in Southwest Ranches, Florida, Hill is accused of shoving Vaccaro to the floor, standing over her, and ripping off her necklace.
The divorce court documents also mention Hill's past incidents, including being barred by the Chiefs during the offseason from all team-related activities due to child abuse allegations. Hill is believed to have as many as 10 kids.
As part of the divorce settlement, Vaccaro will have exclusive use of the former marital home and is entitled to $100,000 to spend on a new car. The payments are separate from the hefty divorce settlement that Vaccaro is expected to receive.
The divorce court documents show that Hill is ordered to pay between $20,000 to $50,000 per month to Vaccaro for 'spending money'. He is also required to pay an additional one-off check of $500,000. Vaccaro is entitled to $457,517 towards her legal fees.
Hill's personal life has been marred by additional controversies. He has been involved in paternity battles with several women, and a lawsuit has been filed by influencer Sophie Hall, who claims Hill broke her leg during a practice football scrimmage in his backyard.
Judge Spencer Multack handled the divorce proceedings between Hill and Vaccaro, which included these allegations of domestic violence. The proceedings are ongoing, and the future remains uncertain for both parties involved.
