Tyreek Hill and his wife had a ‘domestic dispute’ in their Florida home just days following a divorce filing, according to the Miami Herald.
The Jan. 22 divorce filing was publicly questioned by Hill, who denied it was even his call two months ago before firing his attorney, and the petition was dismissed on Jan. 30.
That was the same day police in Davie, Fla., were called regarding a “domestic dispute” at Hill’s home involving the star wide receiver and his wife Keeta Vaccaro, whom he married in November of 2023, just over two months before the divorce filing and overall domestic dispute.
According to police records obtained by the Miami Herald, one of Vaccaro’s cousins informed a 911 dispatcher that she was on the phone with Vaccaro while overhearing Hill screaming.
Vaccaro herself told police she had been arguing with Hill regarding him removing her from his social media accounts, the divorce filing and a post-nuptial agreement, a police incident report shows.
Vaccaro told investigators she refused to sign the postnup agreement, citing that she felt “bullied, threatened, and verbally abused.”
She added that her husband, the eight-time Pro Bowler, “smashed” an unlit cigar in her face.
Hill did indicate that a cigar was in play, but only admitted to flicking the cigar, denying that it struck her at all, according to the police report.
Additionally, Hill acknowledged that he and his wife have been arguing a lot recently due to his team advising him to have a post-nuptial agreement, to begin with.
Officers say they didn’t spot any visible marks on Vaccaro’s body and or face that would indicate physical abuse, and that there were “no signs of struggle” in the home.
The incident report says that there’s no evidence an actual crime has occurred due to “conflicting stores,” and thus, no arrests have been made as of this moment.
Long before he was a Super Bowl Champion receiver, Hill was also arrested for a domestic assault incident while in college, in which he pled guilty to punching and choking a pregnant girlfriend in 2015.
The 30-year-old, who last month settled one of the two paternity suits he was facing, was recently accused of breaking an influencer’s leg with “crushing force” during a football lesson last summer, a claim Hill’s lawyer called “baseless.”
