Tyreek Hill ordered to pay massive monthly support in divorce battle with Keeta Vaccaro

NFL star Tyreek Hill must pay Keeta Vaccaro up to $50,000 monthly plus legal fees during ongoing divorce case.

Miami Dolphins wide receiver Tyreek Hill has been ordered to pay his estranged wife, Keeta Vaccaro, between $20,000 and $50,000 per month in temporary support while their divorce proceeds, according to court documents obtained by Daily Mail. The 30-year-old NFL star must also cover the mortgage, insurance, and utilities for their $5.5 million Miami condo, provide $100,000 for a new car, and pay $457,517 toward her legal fees.

The couple married in late 2023, but Vaccaro filed for divorce just 17 months later, on April 7, 2025, a day after police responded to reports of an altercation at their apartment. While no charges were filed, the case has since generated more than 130 court filings. Judge Spencer Multack’s August ruling sought to maintain the “status quo” until a final settlement is reached, though he denied some of Vaccaro’s costliest demands, including continued use of Hill’s Bentley SUV and access to his bank accounts.

Court records show Hill previously gave Vaccaro a $500,000 lump-sum check, which she partly used to pay student loans and debts. His attorneys argued that unrestricted debit card access had been misused, prompting restrictions.

Beyond the divorce, Hill has faced a history of legal controversies, including past domestic violence allegations, child custody disputes, and an ongoing lawsuit from influencer Sophie Hall, who claims he injured her during a backyard scrimmage.

Despite off-field turmoil, Hill remains one of the NFL’s top receivers as he prepares for his fourth season with the Dolphins.