Tyreek Hill’s Ex Shows Explosive ‘Nanny Cam’ Footage To Judge In Court — Reveals Screams Of “Stop! Help!” With Baby Nearby
This article was originally published on Total Pro Sports.
Things got tense in Tyreek Hill’s divorce trial on Wednesday when Keeta Vaccaro’s lawyer played a nanny cam video in court. The clip, filmed in April 2025, showed the two in a heated argument inside their Miami condo while their baby was asleep close by.
According to Cathy Russon, managing editor of Law & Crime/Court TV, Vaccaro yelled, “Stop! Stop! Help! Help!” during the incident. Hill responded, “You don’t scare me, bro! You ain’t nothing but a broke bitch!” The baby then started to fuss as the argument continued.
Vaccaro’s mother also appeared in the audio. She could be heard telling Hill, “Leave her alone!” Police later arrived at the condo, but made no arrests. Vaccaro filed for divorce the following day.
Vaccaro Makes More Abuse Claims In Court
The nanny cam footage marked one of the crucial moments in a trial that includes Vaccaro’s allegations of assault and battery against Hill.
Vaccaro also testified that Hill punched her in the stomach while she was pregnant in July 2024. She claimed Hill did not want her to have the child. Their daughter, Capri, arrived in November 2024.
Keeta Hill says that while she was pregnant Tyreek said he didn’t want the baby and punched at her stomach #tyreekhill #tyreekhilltrial https://t.co/dmfxNIRqBv
— Jay (@jaybronious) October 6, 2026
Hill has denied abusing Vaccaro. His attorneys have also suggested that she wants a financial payout from the divorce.
The court did not allow the nanny cam video or audio to air publicly. Russon shared a detailed account of what happened inside the courtroom after viewing the footage.
The video reportedly showed the baby sleeping under a blanket in a crib. As the fight kept going, Hill walked over and picked the child up.
On Tuesday, Vaccaro also said under oath that Hill was physically abusive during their marriage. She described one incident where she said Hill fought her for her ring and jewelry, tackling her onto a bed and tearing a necklace off her neck.
“I was crying… terrified. He’s been abusing me every other week,” Vaccaro said.
Hill’s lawyer has denied the claims from the start. His lawyer, Michael Gottlieb, called the accusations completely false, telling NBC News that Hill is innocent and will clear his name in court.
The ruling could end up costing Hill a significant amount of money. On top of that, his football career remains uncertain while he looks to sign with a new team in free agency.
The trial continues on Wednesday as both sides present their cases.
