Tyreek Hill’s estranged wife, Keeta Vaccaro, is detailing a “scary” incident involving the couple’s 8-month-old daughter, Capri.
“Last night was scary,” Vaccaro captioned an Instagram post on Thursday, August 7, showing little Capri sitting on a hospital bed. “Capri started feeling warm, super sleepy, and just not herself. I called @drjaredmiami, and within minutes, he had us straight into the ER with an incredible team waiting for us. Blood work, viral panels, cultures, done swiftly and gently.”
“So grateful for the kind of care that shows up at late night and gets things handled. She’s doing much better today 💖 Thank you, @drjaredmiami 🙏🏽,” Vaccaro added.
Vaccaro welcomed Capri with Hill, 31, in November 2024, just five months before she filed for divorce from the Miami Dolphins wide receiver.
Vaccaro filed for divorce on April 9, one day after police were called to their home over a domestic dispute, TMZ reported at the time, citing a police report it had obtained.
According to the outlet, Vaccaro’s mother called emergency services after she witnessed Hill throw a computer to the floor and “then grab the couple’s baby daughter.”
TMZ reported Vaccaro telling police officers that “she and Tyreek had been arguing lately.” She said that she told her husband “he was not involved enough with their daughter.”
The “argument never became physical” and no arrests were made, per TMZ.
A rep for the Dolphins said at the time, “We were informed that the police were called to Tyreek Hill’s home, and after conversations with Tyreek and members of his family, the police departed the residence without further incident and the case was closed.”
Vaccaro filed for divorce a day after the incident, listing their date of separation as April 7, 2025. She said the marriage was “irretrievably broken.” She asked the court to award her child and spousal support.
In June, Hill’s lawyers responded to her request, arguing that she is not entitled to alimony because the marriage lasted less than two years.
Hill also accused Vaccaro of having a “history of stealing money from” him, per court documents obtained by Us Weekly. He said the issue had been the “cause of significant arguments” between them before their separation.
Vaccaro’s lawyer, Evan Marks, denied the claims. “In his filings, Tyreek accuses Keeta of stealing from him during their marriage. This is patently false,” Evans told Us. “Tyreek apparently does not understand that in Florida, all income earned during the marriage is ‘marital’, meaning that it is presumed to belong to both parties, regardless of who earns it.”
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