Tyreek Hill’s Baby Girl Rushed To ER After Sudden Health Scare

Tyreek Hill’s baby girl had a terrifying trip to the hospital this week, and now her mom is speaking out.

Keeta Vaccaro, the estranged wife of Tyreek Hill, revealed that their 8-month-old daughter, Capri, was rushed to the emergency room on Wednesday night after showing some scary symptoms.

The influencer and new mom took to Instagram to share the ordeal, calling the experience “scary” and “stressful.”

“Capri started feeling warm, super sleepy, and just not herself,” Vaccaro wrote. “I called [Dr. Jared Friedman], and within minutes, he had us straight into the ER with an incredible team waiting for us.”

According to Vaccaro, doctors wasted no time running tests, including blood work, viral panels, and cultures, but handled everything “swiftly and gently.” Thankfully, she says Capri is now “going to be OK.”

As fans know, Hill and Vaccaro tied the knot in November 2023, the same month Capri was born, but things took a dark turn this spring.

In April, police were called to Hill’s Florida apartment following an alleged domestic dispute. According to a report obtained by ESPN, Vaccaro’s mother told officers that Hill was acting “very aggressive and impulsive” during an argument. She claimed he smashed Vaccaro’s laptop and grabbed their baby before heading toward the balcony of their 35th-floor residence.

Vaccaro reportedly told police that the two had been attending couples therapy due to ongoing arguments but admitted it “hadn’t worked.” She also revealed that she was already in the process of filing for divorce and that the argument that night started after she accused Hill of not being involved enough in their daughter’s life.

The very next day, Vaccaro officially filed for divorce.

As if things weren’t stressful enough, Hill is also juggling issues on the field.

The Miami Dolphins wide receiver was noticeably absent from Wednesday’s training camp practice, sitting out with what the team called an undisclosed injury. But despite the setback, Hill was still seen traveling with the team to Chicago ahead of their preseason opener.

In a video posted by the Dolphins' official account, Hill appeared upbeat and moving just fine, with no visible limp or signs of discomfort, raising hopes that the injury might not be serious.

While Hill’s daughter fights to recover and he nurses an apparent injury of his own, there may be another storm quietly brewing, this time inside the Dolphins’ locker room.

According to insiders, Hill raised eyebrows when he publicly questioned the Dolphins’ use of running back De’Von Achane in short-yardage situations.

“Take De’Von out on third down. What?” Hill said to reporters. “That’s my honest opinion. If it’s third-and-short, he’s not a power back. I keep telling him that in the locker room, but he swears he’s a power back. I love De’Von, but if I’m being honest… that’s why you got Jaylen Wright, that’s why you got Ollie Gordon II.”

McDaniel didn’t hold back when he got wind of the remarks, firing back with a bit of sarcasm that seemed aimed directly at the outspoken wide receiver.

“I thought it was genius reporting by Tyreek,” McDaniel quipped. “We had a short-yardage period that very day you guys were all in attendance for, and his suggestion was exactly how we repped the backs. So… thanks, Tyreek.”

Tension between Hill and head coach McDaniel has been simmering for months and hasn’t cooled off since last season’s bitter end. Hill, who was visibly frustrated after the Dolphins missed the playoffs, declared he was “OUT” following the team’s loss, a statement that reportedly rubbed teammates the wrong way.

As tensions continue to swirl around Hill, a new video making the rounds on social media is adding fuel to the fire, this time with a side of savage locker room banter.

In a now-viral clip posted by FinsXtra, Hill is seen riding the team bus with Dolphins kicker Jason Sanders when he throws out a pointed warning, “You better not miss a kick this year.”

Without missing a beat, Sanders fires right back, “You better not drop a ball this year.”

While some laughed off the moment as playful trash talk, others saw it as another example of the uneasy vibes surrounding the wide receiver heading into the season.