Tyreek Hill nearly loses the Bentley and half a million in divorce from Keeta Vaccaro

Tyreek Hill, the star wide receiver for the Miami Dolphins, is used to leaving defenders in the dust with his explosive speed. But this time, the opponent isn’t on the field. It’s his divorce from Keeta Vaccaro, which has turned into a full-blown financial obstacle course.

Just days before kicking off his tenth NFL season, Tyreek Hill is facing a situation that could shake even his economic foundation. According to a report by Sportskeeda, Hill is required to pay between $20,000 and $50,000 per month in spousal support. On top of that, he already handed over a one-time check of $500,000 in July to cover personal and legal expenses. Add to that $457,517 in legal fees, a $100,000 vehicle allowance, and the responsibility of covering all costs for a $5.5 million Miami condo where Vaccaro will reside. That includes mortgage, insurance, utilities, internet, and health coverage for her and their child.

Financial Hit

Although Judge Spencer Multack denied some of the more ambitious requests. Like Vaccaro keeping the $200,000 Bentley Bentayga or gaining access to Tyreek Hill’s debit cards—the financial blow remains significant. The separation was finalized in April 2025, shortly after police responded to a domestic dispute call at Hill’s condo.

 

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Tyreek Hill, who played a pivotal role in the Kansas City Chiefs’ Super Bowl LIV victory, signed a four-year, $120 million deal with the Dolphins in 2022. In 2024, the contract was restructured to guarantee him $106.5 million without adding extra years. According to Spotrac, Hill’s total NFL earnings exceed $147 million. Still, the pace of off-field spending could put long-term pressure on his financial playbook.

Public Silence

This episode highlights the emotional and financial toll of a high-profile separation. It also underscores how even the most seemingly untouchable sports stars aren’t immune to legal turbulence. Tyreek Hill has remained publicly silent on the matter, focusing instead on preparing for a season in which the Dolphins hope to end their championship drought dating back to 1973.

According to Daily Mail, Keeta Vaccaro walked away from her 17-month marriage to NFL star Tyreek Hill with a massive divorce settlement.

She secured a $500K one-time payment, $20K–$50K a month in “spending money,” $100K for a new car, $450K for legal fees, and exclusive use of… pic.twitter.com/uzoGJnFtDv

— My Mixtapez (@mymixtapez) August 25, 2025

Meanwhile, Tyreek Hill—the fastest receiver in the league—is facing a new reality. Speed alone won’t help when the scoreboard is run by civil court. And while Hill can flip a game in seconds on the field, off it, the clock is ticking against him… With interest.