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Free agent Tyreek Hill faces another legal deadline in his contentious divorce from estranged wife Keeta Vaccaro, who is seeking documentation of his time with their children and his other children.
Vaccaro filed a request for production on October 16 in Miami-Dade County, asking Hill to provide any current parenting plan and records documenting his time-sharing with his 10 children from May 6 through the present. The requested materials include calendars, agendas, travel receipts and flight itineraries. Hill has 30 days from service to respond, placing his deadline in mid-November.
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The filing comes days after a civil jury found Hill liable on two battery counts and not liable on eight others, ordering him to pay Vaccaro $500,000. Their divorce began in April 2025, and disputes over parenting arrangements remain part of the proceedings.
Filing follows $500,000 jury verdict
The civil trial featured nanny-camera footage, testimony from Vaccaro and her mother, Alicia Vaccaro, and testimony concerning a therapist’s diagnosis of post-traumatic stress disorder. Financial disputes also figured prominently.
Hill alleged that Vaccaro took approximately $60,000 a month from him without permission, in addition to a $15,000 monthly allowance. He testified that their disagreements began before their November 2023 marriage. Hill also described an incident in Hawaii when he said he discovered that more than $10,000 had allegedly been taken.
“I got furious. I'm like, 'Babe, why are you stealing money? Like, all you got to do is just say, Hey, Reek, like help me out,'” Hill testified. Those financial allegations were part of the broader conflict between the couple, whose separation has involved civil litigation and ongoing family-court proceedings.
Divorce began after police responded to domestic dispute
Hill and Vaccaro’s divorce case began in April 2025, one day after police responded to a domestic dispute in Sunny Isles Beach, Florida. The latest filing adds another issue to the couple’s ongoing legal battle. The requested documents could clarify Hill’s parenting schedule, but the filing itself does not establish that he has violated any parenting obligations.
Hill’s legal challenges also extend to his professional career. The NFL’s review of the receiver under its Personal Conduct Policy remains open, with no final disciplinary decision announced.
The league’s process is separate from the civil trial and divorce proceedings. Hill now faces a mid-November deadline to respond to Vaccaro’s request as the broader legal disputes continue.