Keeta Vaccaro Levels Eight Domestic Violence Allegations Against Tyreek Hill in Florida Court

Keeta Vaccaro, estranged wife of Miami Dolphins receiver Tyreek Hill, filed court documents on September 9, 2025, accusing Hill of eight separate incidents of domestic violence during their 17-month marriage in Florida.

In her divorce filings, Vaccaro alleges that Hill’s conduct included physical assaults beginning in January 2024 and continued through her pregnancy, prompting serious legal scrutiny of a high-profile NFL star.

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These allegations deepen the turmoil surrounding Hill’s divorce from Vaccaro, spotlighting domestic violence claims against one of the NFL’s premier receivers just as the Dolphins kick off the season. The case underscores broader conversations about athlete conduct and accountability off the field.

Alleged Incidents and Court Claims

January 2024, Southwest Ranches: Hill allegedly shoved Vaccaro to the ground over a postnuptial discussion, stood over her and ripped off her necklace, causing cuts and bruises.
Late January 2024, Orlando hotel: Vaccaro claims Hill “violently attacked” her, throwing her to the floor, twisting her body and ripping out her hair.
February 7, 2024, Pro Bowl prep: Hill purportedly shoved a marijuana cigarette in her face, ordered her to pack, and locked her out of their home.
Multiple additional episodes, including spitting and physical aggression while Vaccaro was pregnant.

Her filings describe the behavior as “extreme, outrageous, beyond all bounds of decency and utterly intolerable in a civilized community.”

Responses and Background

Tyreek Hill’s attorneys have denied all allegations, characterizing them as a “shakedown” and a “smear campaign” aimed at securing an unreasonable settlement. No criminal charges have been filed, and police closed an April 2025 domestic dispute call without arrest.

Vaccaro, an entrepreneur who founded an influencer marketing startup and appeared on the Netflix series W.A.G.s To Riches, shares one daughter, Capri, with Hill. The couple married in November 2023 after dating since 2021 and officially separated in April 2025.

Looking Ahead

A judge will consider Vaccaro’s claims alongside Hill’s defenses in upcoming hearings. The case may also trigger a league investigation under the NFL’s Personal Conduct Policy, though the league cannot subpoena witnesses. Both parties are expected to present evidence and testimony in court.