Miami Dolphins wide receiver Tyreek Hill has accused his estranged wife, Keeta Vaccaro, of using their daughter’s timesharing meetings to try to reconcile with him and also cancel their divorce. Hill and Vaccaro married in 2023.
Per TMZ Sports, Hill, in new court documents, is asking for Vaccaro to be replaced as the individual who is around during their daughter’s timesharing. The 31-year-old claims that Vaccaro is using their daughter’s timesharing “for her own selfish reasons,” so he wants the court to rather grant his grandmother that responsibility.
Hill alleges that Vaccaro opens up about “her desire to reconcile with the husband” when they’re present for their daughter’s timesharing, adding that she also asks him for “additional money.”
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“The wife’s incessant efforts to discuss the foregoing topics during timesharing not only places the husband in an uncomfortable position but more importantly significantly interferes with the husband’s quality timesharing with the parties daughter,” the documents state.
Hill also states that though he initially thought Vaccaro had no qualms with the arrangement, she amended her divorce filing in July 2025 “to include false, exaggerated claims of torts committed by the husband.”
“However, the wife has steadfastly opposed relinquishing her role as the person present for her husband’s timesharing,” per the documents.
Vaccaro’s representatives, however, denied Hill’s claims. “The lies in his latest filing, like those in his prior filings, are simply untrue,” Evan R. Marks told TMZ Sports.
“Ms. Vaccaro has no desire to reconcile with Mr. Hill, a man whom she has alleged in eight separate tort counts has caused her physical and emotional injury in an effort to coerce her to sign a blatantly unfair post-nuptial agreement without the benefit of counsel. Throughout these proceedings Ms. Vaccaro has worked hard to maintain a cordial relationship with the father of her child and to keep their daughter safe.”
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Marks added: “Currently, Ms. Vaccaro has cooperated with the separate NFL investigation and is awaiting a court ruling from Judge Multack on her motion for temporary spousal support and child support. Ultimately, a jury will be empaneled and will determine the monetary damages to which Ms. Vaccaro is entitled as a result of Mr. Hill’s violent acts.”
The case is scheduled to be heard in February.
As previously reported by Face2Face Africa, the NFL opened an investigation into Hill after Vaccaro accused him of domestic violence.
Vaccaro filed for divorce from Hill in April 2025 after 17 months of marriage. Vaccaro, in court documents, claimed that the wide receiver physically assaulted her on multiple occasions when they were married, TMZ Sports reported.
Hill’s attorney, Julius B. Collins, however, denied those allegations in a statement, saying that they were “nothing more than an attempt by Ms. Vacarro, her mother and/or her counsel to shake Mr. Hill down.”
“The new allegations that Ms. Vacarro and her counsel have decided to allege are all unsubstantiated, untrue and an attempt to generate bad media coverage for Mr. Hill and therefore extort a large settlement offer from Mr. Hill, of which we believe Ms. Vacarro is not entitled in this 17 month marriage,” Collins said.
“The accusations that Mr. Hill has been physically violent, threatening to or abusive in an manner towards Ms. Vacarro are also false. It wasn’t until their greed was rejected by the Honorable Court that the pair had to pivot to this malicious, disgraceful, and scandalous action,” Collins added.
“This is an interesting position that Ms. Vacarro and her counsel has taken considering that Ms. Vacarro continues to try to be alone with Mr. Hill, continues to make sexual advances towards Mr. Hill, and has requested to be alone with Mr. Hill during Mr. Hill’s parenting time with their minor child. Certainly if Ms. Vacarro and her counsel believed their own fabrications against Mr. Hill, Ms. Vacarro and her counsel would not insist upon Ms. Vacarro spending alone time with Mr. Hill.”
Collins also claimed that the new allegations were “further proof that Ms. Vacarro and/or her counsel are set on partaking in a smear campaign in hopes that Mr. Hill will settle and give she and her counsel an unreasonable and unwarranted amount of money.”
The attorney said Hill “will not be moved by this and awaits his day in Court to present his evidence.”
