Tyreek Hill's Divorce Explodes Into One Of The NFL's Costliest Breakups

Tyreek Hill's dazzling speed may have earned him the nickname "Cheetah," but nothing could prepare him for the staggering financial sprint of his divorce.

The Miami Dolphins star is shelling out astronomical sums to his estranged wife Keeta Vaccaro, turning their short-lived 17-month marriage into one of the NFL's most expensive and bitter breakups yet.

Court filings obtained from the Daily Mail reveal that Hill must provide between $20,000 and $50,000 every month to Vaccaro in what the judge described as "status quo" support.

Additionally, she received a $500,000 check earlier this summer, $100,000 toward a new car, and a substantial $457,517 to cover her legal fees.

Exclusive use of their $5.5 million Miami waterfront condo also went to Vaccaro, while Hill remains responsible for the mortgage, insurance, utilities, and even the internet.

According to Judge Spencer Multack, these payments have nothing to do with the final settlement, which could run into the millions.

Vaccaro, 29, filed for divorce on April 7, just one day after police responded to a report of an "assault in progress" at their 35th-floor apartment.

Her mother, Alesia, accused Hill of being "aggressive and impulsive" and throwing a laptop, though police determined no crime had been committed.

The divorce case has ballooned to more than 130 court filings, with disputes over cars, cards, and custody.

Keeta Vaccaro originally sought to continue driving Hill's Bentley Bentayga SUV, valued at more than $200,000, but the judge instead ordered Tyreek Hill to provide her with $100,000 for another vehicle.

One of the biggest disputes centered on Hill canceling Vaccaro's debit card after she used it to pay off student loans and allegedly transfer money to her mother.

"The wife testified that she was provided between $20,000 and $50,000 per month in spending money via the husband's debit card. She is seeking $50,000 per month in 'status quo' spending," Judge Multack wrote.

"The testimony also revealed that in early July 2025, the husband gave the wife a check for $500,000 to do with what she pleased (pay personal expenses or legal fees)," the order added.

Hill insisted he restricted her card after those questionable expenses.

Judge Multack also slashed Vaccaro's attorney fees, noting that her lawyers were charging well above what was "reasonable."

Although she requested more than $1.1 million, the court reduced the figure to $457,517, still to be paid by Hill.

The couple shares an eight-month-old daughter named Capri.

Hill has been ordered to maintain health insurance for both Vaccaro and Capri, as well as cover condo expenses.

Despite the mounting costs, Hill scored a minor win when the court denied Vaccaro's demand for renewed access to his bank accounts.

This divorce is not the first controversy to shadow Hill, as relationship turmoil has followed him for years.

He once filed for divorce from Vaccaro just two months after their November 2023 wedding, later blaming his lawyers for filing without his permission.

Hill's off-field troubles stretch back to college, where he was kicked off Oklahoma State's team in 2014 after receiving probation for choking a pregnant ex-fiancée.

In 2019, he faced child abuse allegations with the Kansas City Chiefs, but prosecutors cited insufficient evidence.

More recently, influencer Sophie Hall filed a lawsuit claiming Hill broke her leg during a backyard scrimmage. He is also battling multiple paternity disputes.

News of Tyreek Hill's expensive divorce settlement comes over two weeks after his estranged wife shared that their 8-month-old daughter, Capri, was taken to the emergency room after an alarming health scare.

The influencer described the ordeal on Instagram, calling it both "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."

Vaccaro explained that doctors quickly performed tests to find the cause.

"Blood work, viral panels, cultures," she said, noting that the medical team managed everything "swiftly and gently."

She ended her update with reassuring news for concerned followers, informing them that Capri is now "going to be OK."

Many of Vaccaro's followers took turns wishing her daughter a speedy recovery in the post's comment section.