Tyreek Hill, wife Keeta Vaccaro involved in domestic dispute: Reports

Miami Dolphins wide receiver Tyreek Hill was reportedly involved in a domestic dispute with his wife, Keeta Vaccaro, on Monday.

According to ESPN, police responded to a call reporting an “assault in progress” at the couple's luxury high-rise in Sunny Isles Beach.

According to the incident report, Keeta’s mother, Alesia Vaccaro, who has been living with the couple since the birth of their child in November, told officers she feared for her daughter’s safety.

She reportedly described Hill as “very aggressive and impulsive."

Keeta also reportedly claimed that Hill responded by ‘’becoming angry and throwing around objects’’ during discussions. Hill allegedly threw a laptop in addition to grabbing their infant daughter before walking towards the balcony.

According to the police report, Tyreek Hill defended himself, saying:

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“I have the same rights as a father as her as a mother, and I can take my baby whenever I want."

Both Hill and Keeta told police the altercation never became physical. However, the officers reportedly noted a bruise on Keeta’s upper chest.

The wideout reportedly left the condo 40 minutes later, with Keeta, her mother and Hill's daughter safely inside.

Tyreek Hill's past controversies

Back in 2014, Hill was accused of physical violence against his then-girlfriend Crystal Espinal, who was eight months pregnant. He was dismissed from Oklahoma and landed three years of probation after pleading guilty.

Five years later, in 2019, he found himself under police investigation for battery. His then-fiancée Espinal’s three-year-old son had suffered a broken arm.

On June 20, 2023, he was cited during an altercation with police in Miami-Dade at Haulover Marina in Florida. The incident ended in an undisclosed settlement with the victim, and the Miami-Dade police declined to pursue charges against him.

Earlier this year, social media influencer Sophie Hall sued Hill, alleging he fractured her leg during a backyard football drill.

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