Tyreek Hill’s Divorce Trial Takes Dark Turn With Disturbing New Allegations

This article was originally published on Total Pro Sports.

Keeta Vaccaro took the stand Tuesday in her divorce trial against NFL wide receiver Tyreek Hill.

Vaccaro filed for divorce from Hill in April 2025.

TMZ reports that the hearing took place at the Children’s Courthouse in Miami.

Vaccaro alleged under oath that Hill physically abused her during their marriage, as shown in recordings from the courthouse. She testified about one alleged incident in which Hill wrestled her for her ring and jewelry. She said he tackled her onto a bed and ripped jewelry from her neck.

“I was crying… terrified. He’s been abusing me every other week,” Vaccaro said, per the MLFootball post below.

Hill’s lawyers have denied her allegations since they surfaced. Attorney Michael Gottlieb called the claims “false, spurious” and said Hill “will be cleared in court as he is innocent,” according to NBC News.

Vaccaro Describes Hotel Night And Disputed Tournament Trip In Testimony

MLFootball posted a second thread with more of her testimony.

Vaccaro said Hill told her he planned to cheat on her one night. She alleged he repeatedly said he was going to the club to be with other women.

She also alleged Hill flirted with women in front of her at the bar. Vaccaro said she later returned to their hotel room alone. Hill told her he was getting his own hotel and would not return that night.

Vaccaro said Hill came back early the next morning while she packed. She testified that they argued after she refused to go with him to a 7-on-7 tournament. She said she felt “disrespected and embarrassed.”

Vaccaro alleged Hill then threw everything out of her suitcase. She said he threw her iMac and broke it in half. She also alleged he tried to take off her wedding ring.

MLFootball’s posts attribute each claim to Vaccaro’s testimony. His lawyers’ earlier denials remain the only public response on record.

Vaccaro’s lawyers have also accused Hill of witness tampering ahead of the trial. Hill denied that claim and asked the judge to sanction her. His lawyers said her accusation identified “no threat, no misleading statement, and no offer of any benefit.”

Hill Still Faces An NFL Investigation While Searching For A Team

The court case is not Hill’s only open matter. He remains under an active NFL Personal Conduct Policy investigation, NBC Sports reported Sunday. The league opened that probe after Vaccaro’s domestic violence claims became public.

Hill is not on a roster right now. The Dolphins released him in February. The eight-time Pro Bowl receiver became an unrestricted free agent for the first time in his career. He is recovering from a dislocated knee and torn ACL. His agent, Drew Rosenhaus, indicated Hill could sign with a team this week.

The NFL rarely sets timelines for these probes. NBC Sports noted that the investigation could move to the front burner if Hill signs. Hill spent four seasons in Miami after six with Kansas City.