Tyreek Hill and Keeta Vaccaro (Getty Images)
During sworn testimony in Miami on October 8, Hill accused his estranged wife of taking as much as $60,000 from their shared family accounts without his knowledge or permission. Hill told the court that Vaccaro received approximately $15,000 to $20,000 or more each month from him to cover her allowance and living expenses.
He said he “looked the other way” when Vaccaro made expensive personal purchases. An argument began after she refused to accompany Hill to a seven-on-seven football tournament, according to Vaccaro. Tyreek Hill’s bitter divorce from Keeta Vaccaro has taken another turn, with the former Miami Dolphins wide receiver raising fresh questions about their finances in court. The allegation emerged just days after Vaccaro made serious claims of physical abuse against the NFL star. With both sides presenting conflicting accounts, their courtroom battle now involves not only their troubled marriage but also disputed finances and allegations that could affect Hill’s public image. However, he alleged that she also withdrew or spent additional money from their shared family accounts without informing him. Hill also acknowledged that he had initially allowed certain spending on their family card and accounts to go unchallenged. She alleged that he grabbed her, pulled her off the bed, took her ring and threw her laptop across the room. Meanwhile, Hill continues to work toward a possible NFL comeback after rehabilitation. His representatives have reportedly started contract discussions with interested teams, although he remains an unsigned free agent. The ongoing court case adds another challenge as he attempts to return to professional football.