NFL Player Tyreek Hill's Home Goes Up In Flames, Firefighters Battle Massive Fire

A massive fire broke out at the home of Tyreek Hill, a player for the Miami Dolphins who lives in Southwest Ranches, Florida.

Footage from the scene showed thick smoke blocking out the sky as the fire ravaged the wide receiver's mansion on Berkshire Court. Firefighters are currently at the scene, battling the intense inferno.

At the moment, it's unclear what exactly caused the fire at the NFL athlete's homes.

Football player Hill's home is currently under fire. Per reports, the athlete's family is safe and unharmed, and Hill himself was not present at the scene.

The Dolphins' star wide receiver was reportedly at practice with his team on Wednesday when the fire broke out.

According to NBC Miami, Hill purchased the home in 2022 for $6.9 million. The 9,300-square-building boasts two guest homes, a full-size basketball court, a home theater, a large pool, and seven bedrooms and eight bathrooms.

Prior to his home going up in flames, Hill was facing other issues in his personal life. The Blast reported in December 2023 that Hill was hit with two paternity lawsuits from two different women demanding child support from the athlete.

The first woman, Brittany Lackner, claimed in a previous lawsuit filed in January last year that a prenatal paternity test showed that Hill was the father of her child "with greater than 99.9% probability."

Lackner later claimed that the $2,500 she received from Hill was "inadequate" considering "the Father is a member of the Miami Dolphins earning a salary of $30,000,000 a year according to a four-year contract." In stark contrast, Lackner is "unemployed, has no income, and is on Medicaid with no means of support."

The second woman, Kimberly Kaylee Baker, also slammed the $2,500 she was receiving from Hill, claiming that it cost over $10,000 to care for her child. She also accused Hill of showing "utter and abject unconcern" for their now-six-month-old daughter.