Keeta Vaccaro, Tyreek Hill’s estranged wife, has filed shocking allegations in their divorce proceedings, accusing the Dolphins wide receiver of eight separate domestic violence incidents during their 17‑month marriage, which began in November 2023. The legal filings detail a disturbing timeline, starting as early as January 2024—just two months after their wedding—and spanning multiple locations, including their guest house in Southwest Ranches, Florida, and a hotel in Orlando, with one incident occurring “just before the Pro Bowl”
At their Southwest Ranches guest house, Vaccaro claims Hill pushed her to the ground and forcibly removed her necklace, inflicting visible bruising and a cut In another alleged episode at the Orlando hotel, she states Hill “violently attacked her,” throwing her to the floor, twisting her intimate body parts, ripping out hair, and grabbing at whatever he could reach on her person Additional allegations include spitting on her, physical aggression while she was pregnant, and multiple other violent actions totaling eight distinct incidents
Vaccaro gave birth to their daughter, Capri, in November 2024. In April 2025, she filed for divorce shortly after police responded to an “assault in progress” at their Florida condominium at the request of her mother, despite both parties denying that the confrontation turned physical. Vaccaro described Hill’s conduct as “outrageous,” “beyond all bounds of decency,” and “utterly intolerable in a civilized community”
Previous media coverage recounts that earlier in April 2025, police responded to a domestic dispute at the couple’s Sunny Isles Beach condominium. Hill’s mother‑in‑law had called authorities, expressing fear for her daughter’s safety after Hill allegedly threw a laptop and grabbed his infant daughter, carrying her toward the balcony. A bruise was noted on Vaccaro’s upper chest, but both she and Hill denied physical contact. No charges were filed, and the case was closed
These recent allegations cast a shadow over Hill’s off‑field history, which includes a 2015 conviction for domestic assault and battery by strangulation involving a then‑pregnant girlfriend, investigations in 2019 concerning alleged abuse of his son, and a civil lawsuit filed in 2024 by social media influencer Sophie Hall alleging Hill broke her leg during a drill—claims he denies
Vaccaro’s accusations are undeniably serious and detailed, painting a disturbing portrait of alleged repeated violence across varying contexts throughout their relatively brief marriage. The divorce proceedings and the accompanying legal disclosures are bringing those accusations to public view for the first time, and they are likely to have significant legal and reputational implications for Hill moving forward.
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