The estranged wife of Dolphins' wide receiver, Tyreek Hill, alleges there were several instances of domestic violence during their brief 17-month marriage in new legal filings related to the couple's divorce proceedings.
Keeta Vaccaro claims there were eight instances of domestic violence dating back to early January 2024, according to court documents viewed by TMZ
Hill and Vaccaro wed in Austin, Texas, in November 2023 and the first alleged domestic violence incident occurred two months later when the couple was at their guest house in Southwest Ranches, Fla.
According to the filings, Hill allegedly became upset while they were having a conversation about a postnuptial agreement, and he purportedly pushed her to the ground before ripping a necklace off her, leaving a cut and bruise.
The documents also stated that another incident happened later that month at an Orlando hotel where Hill supposedly "violently attacked her, throwing her to the floor, twisting her intimate body parts, ripping her hair out and grabbing anything on her person he could get a hold of."
Vaccaro claims that Hill got physical with her while she was pregnant, and in another incident, she alleges he spat on her.
Vaccaro filed for divorce in April and the two have continued to trade jabs at each other during the proceedings.
Dolphins wide receiver Tyreek Hill (10) leaves the field after losing to the Indianapolis Colts at Lucas Oil Stadium. Trevor Ruszkowski-Imagn Images
The divorce filing came just days after Sunny Isles Beach police responded to a call of an "assault in progress" at the couple's Florida condominium after Vaccaro's mother called police because she feared for her daughter's safety during an argument between Vaccaro and Hill.
The couple shares daughter Capri, who was born in November 2024.
Both Vaccaro and Hill denied that things had become physical during the incident, but Vaccaro had told responding officers that the couple had been fighting with more frequency and Hill would become upset when she'd give her opinion, claiming that "he becomes angry and throws objects around," according to a police report.
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Dolphins wide receiver Tyreek Hill (10) stands on the sidelines before an NFL preseason football game against the Jacksonville Jaguars, Saturday, Aug. 23, 2025. AP
In the new legal filing, Vaccaro said Hill's actions were "outrageous, beyond all bounds of decency, and is regarded as atrocious and utterly intolerable in a civilized community."
