Miami Dolphins wide receiver Tyreek Hill is officially facing one of the priciest divorces in recent NFL history. A Florida court has ordered the 30-year-old athlete to pay his ex-wife, Keeta Vaccaro, substantial monthly support and cover a long list of her living expenses following the couple’s brief — and tumultuous — 17-month marriage.
According to court documents, Hill will pay between $20,000 and $50,000 monthly, directly supporting Vaccaro. He’s also been ordered to hand over a $500,000 lump sum for her personal expenses and legal fees, plus $457,517 to cover her attorneys.
In addition, Hill must provide a $100,000 car allowance after Vaccaro was denied use of his $200,000 Bentley Bentayga.
The ruling also granted Vaccaro exclusive use of the couple’s $5.5 million Miami waterfront condo — while Hill will continue footing the bill for the mortgage, insurance, utilities, internet, and health insurance for both her and their baby daughter, Capri.
The couple’s love story began in 2020, going public the following January when they launched a joint YouTube channel. By July 2021, Hill had pulled off a dramatic proposal with balloons, fireworks, and giant illuminated letters spelling out his question. The two tied the knot in November 2023 during the Dolphins’ bye week.
But by April 2025, it was over. Vaccaro filed for divorce just one day after police were called to their Miami condo for a domestic dispute. According to police reports, the argument began when Vaccaro told Hill he wasn’t spending enough time with their daughter. Hill allegedly became upset, threw a laptop, and picked up the baby while insisting,
“I have the same rights as a father as her as a mother.”
No arrests were made, and police confirmed no physical altercation took place. But the incident marked the breaking point in their marriage.
Since then, the legal battle has only intensified, with more than 100 court filings exchanged between the two sides.
Vaccaro has accused Hill of trying to “silence and intimidate” her through legal motions, including his failed attempt to impose a gag order. Her attorneys described his actions as a “pattern of coercive control.”
Hill, on the other hand, accused Vaccaro of misusing his money, claiming she paid off her student loans and transferred funds to her mother using his debit card. Judge Spencer Multack noted those transactions in his ruling, writing that Hill restricted her access to his accounts after discovering them.
Despite the staggering financial obligations, Hill’s NFL contract offers a cushion. In 2022, he signed a four-year, $120 million deal with the Dolphins, making him the highest-paid wide receiver in league history. He currently earns about $1.4 million per week during the season.
Vaccaro, 29, is more than just an NFL spouse. She’s a fitness influencer, entrepreneur, and wellness brand Own Flow founder. She co-founded Investaccess and appeared on Netflix’s W.A.G.s to Riches earlier this year.
Raised in Brownwood, Texas, Vaccaro is the sister of former NFL safety Kenny Vaccaro and has built her net worth estimated between $6 and $8 million.
This isn’t the first time Hill’s personal life has made headlines.
Back in 2014, while at Oklahoma State, Hill was kicked off the football team and sentenced to three years’ probation for choking then-fiancée Crystal Espinal while she was pregnant with their first son.
In 2019, while with the Kansas City Chiefs, he was suspended amid a child abuse investigation, but later reinstated when prosecutors said there wasn’t enough evidence to prove he had broken his son’s arm.
Hill, who is said to have as many as 10 children with multiple women, has also faced numerous paternity disputes.
More recently, he’s fighting a lawsuit filed by influencer Sophie Hall, who claims Hill broke her leg during a backyard football scrimmage.
And in 2024, Hill made headlines again when he was dragged from his McLaren and pinned to the ground during a traffic stop outside Hard Rock Stadium — bodycam footage of which went viral. He was later cleared when the officers failed to appear in court.
For Hill, the divorce is just one piece of a complicated personal life. The NFL star is the father of at least seven children, with multiple women, with speculation suggesting the number could be higher. His daughter Capri, born in November 2024, is his first child with Vaccaro.
The current financial arrangement is temporary, and a final divorce settlement is still to come, meaning Hill could ultimately be ordered to pay millions more.
The case continues to play out in court as the former couple navigates custody of Capri and finalizes their financial split.
