Tyreek Hill accused his estranged wife, Lakeeta “Keeta” Vaccaro, of taking up to $60,000 from their shared family accounts without his knowledge or permission.
Hill made the allegations while testifying under oath in a civil trial in Miami on Oct. 8, 2026, as part of their ongoing divorce case.
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Hill claimed that Vaccaro was already receiving around $15,000 to $20,000 or more per month from him for her allowance and living expenses. However, he alleged that she took tens of thousands of dollars more from their shared accounts without telling him. Hill also said he initially “looked the other way” when she used their family card and accounts for expensive personal purchases. During his testimony, he clarified that they were “not married at the time” when the alleged incident happened.
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Two days earlier, on Oct. 6, Vaccaro made several serious allegations against the former Miami Dolphins wide receiver during the trial.
Vaccaro testified that Hill tried to punch her in the stomach in July 2024 while she was pregnant because he did not want the baby. She claimed that she blocked the punch with her hands. She also alleged that Hill pulled her hair during the same incident.
According to Vaccaro’s testimony, Hill became angry when she refused to attend a 7-on-7 football tournament with him. She claimed that he grabbed her, pulled her off the bed, took her ring and threw her laptop across the room.
Vaccaro also accused Hill of other physical acts, including grabbing and twisting her breasts, shoving her and pinching her. She further alleged that Hill threatened over the phone to have his friends harm her.
Hill has strongly denied all allegations of abuse. During cross-examination, his defense team pointed out that there were no photographs, documented bruises or other physical evidence from the alleged incidents at the time. His lawyers argued that Vaccaro’s accusations were an attempt to damage his reputation during their divorce, which also involves financial disputes.
Hill and Vaccaro got engaged in July 2021. The couple remained engaged for more than two years before getting married in a courthouse ceremony in Travis County, Texas, on Nov. 8, 2023, during the Miami Dolphins’ bye week.
Their daughter, Capri, was born on Nov. 25, 2024.
Vaccaro filed for divorce in April 2025. It was just one day after police responded to a domestic dispute call at their condo in Sunny Isles Beach, Florida.
The court proceedings come as Hill works toward a possible return to the NFL. The wide receiver has spent the past year recovering and undergoing rehabilitation. His agent, Drew Rosenhaus, said doctors had cleared him to begin working toward a possible return in mid-fall 2026, although he still needed to work on his physical conditioning.
Hill remains an unsigned free agent as the 2026 NFL season continues. His representatives have begun contract discussions with interested teams.
Edited by Oindrila Chowdhury
