Back in January, it was reported that Tyreek Hill had filed for divorce from his wife, Keeta Vaccaro, just two months into their marriage.
It seemed odd at the time, but more details eventually emerged. The Miami Dolphins wide receiver would eventually blame a “bonehead” who works for him, claiming the person filed the papers without his approval.
Hill claimed that the “bonehead” responsible for the divorce papers being filed was eventually fired.
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Not long after that news came out, it was revealed that Hill had been contemplating the move because Vaccaro refused to sign a post-nuptial agreement. And now, we’re getting more details about her refusal to sign the papers, and they’re pretty disturbing.
According to a report from the Miami Herald, police were called to Hill’s home back in January following a dispute over that post-nuptial agreement. It claims that Vaccaro accused Hill of smashing an unlit cigar in her face.
Hill denied the claim, saying he simply pushed the cigar in her face but didn’t actually strike his wife.
𝐑𝐞𝐩𝐨𝐫𝐭: In January, police were called to
#Dolphins Tyreek Hill's house due to a domestic dispute between Hill and his wife Keeta Vaccaro, per @MiamiHeraldVaccaro said that Tyreek Hill had smashed an unlit cigar in her face, but Hill denied that it actually struck her,…
pic.twitter.com/YihjHIgyww— Dov Kleiman (@NFL_DovKleiman) March 17, 2024
Hill was not arrested as a result of the incident. He and Keeta Vaccaro appear to have moved on from this and are still married.
More Legal Troubles For Tyreek Hill
Unfortunately, this is not the only legal issue that Tyreek Hill has had to deal with in 2024.
In late February, it was revealed that Hill was being sued by an OF model who claims the All Pro wideout broke her leg after she humiliated him in a backyard football game.
Whether or not the claims are true remains to be determined. I’m sure we’ll be hearing more about this incident when the two settle it in court — if it ever gets to that point.
