This is a divorce case with civil tort claims being tried at the same time. Lakeeta "Keeta" Vaccaro Hill filed for divorce in Miami-Dade County on April 8, 2025. She filed an amended petition on September 4, 2025, which added claims of battery, IIED (intentional infliction of emotional distress), and asked for punitive damages. The Verified Third Amended Complaint pleads battery, assault, intentional infliction of emotional distress, and continuing domestic violence. Tyreek Hill denies the abuse allegations.

April 7, 2025 911 Call: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IzHy3phVBuE

Tyreek Hill's January 22, 2024 Broward Divorce Petition: https://s3.documentcloud.org/documents/24372880/tyreek-hill-divorce-petition-broward-court.pdf

Lakeeta Vaccaro Hill's Third Amended Complaint: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1bMWrWT-XsT7wXvHmCyGuIts6s_CK6BUO/view?usp=sharing

Miami-Dade Clerk Case Search: https://www2.miamidadeclerk.gov/ocs/

Search local case number: 2025-007449-FC

Hill and Vaccaro Hill married on November 8, 2023, in Texas. Their marriage lasted about 17 months before the April 2025 separation.

Vaccaro Hill alleges that Hill physically abused her during the marriage and that disputes over a proposed postnuptial agreement were part of the conflict. Her operative pleading seeks damages on the civil tort claims, including punitive damages.

The operative complaint reflects different punitive-damages postures by count. Counts I-V and VII expressly cite the court's March 19, 2026 order granting leave to seek punitive damages on those claims. Count VI (Assault) and Count VIII (Battery) demand punitive damages without repeating that order language. Count IX, the April 7, 2025 Battery claim added in the Third Amended Complaint, does not presently demand punitive damages; it says Vaccaro Hill reserves the right to seek leave to add them. Counts X and XI also demand punitive damages. This section describes the operative pleading; it does not resolve when each punitive-damages request was first made.

(Testimony may differ. Daily testimony recaps can be found further down this page)

The operative pleading is titled "Verified Third Amended Complaint for Assault, Battery, Intentional Infliction of Emotional Distress and Continuing Domestic Violence and Demand for Trial by Jury." The summaries below follow the complaint count by count. They describe allegations in the pleading, not trial testimony or findings. Hill denies the allegations. These are civil claims, not criminal charges.

"ADDED IN THIRD AMENDED" = marks claims added in this pleading based on the amendment history. The third amended complaint contains 11 civil counts: eight Battery counts, one Assault count, Intentional Infliction of Emotional Distress, and Continuing Domestic Violence.

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The complaint demands a jury trial on all issues triable as of right.

Vaccaro Hill was on the phone with a cousin during an argument at the Southwest Ranches house. The cousin called 911 after hearing Hill yelling. Vaccaro Hill told officers the argument involved the postnup and the divorce filing. The police report described an unlit cigar: she said Hill smashed it in her face; Hill said he flicked it and it did not hit her. Officers reported no visible marks or signs of a struggle. No arrest was made, and the report said there was not evidence that a crime occurred.

Vaccaro Hill's mother, Alesia Vaccaro, called 911 from the couple's condo and reported an assault in progress. No one was arrested. Police later said no crime was committed and closed the case. Both Hill and Vaccaro Hill told officers at the scene that the argument had not become physical. A police write-up documented a bruise on Vaccaro Hill's upper chest; she said it may have happened while Hill was trying to take the baby. Vaccaro Hill filed for divorce the next day.

At a January 2026 temporary-support hearing, Vaccaro Hill reportedly asked for about $37,958 a month in temporary spousal support and about $325,122 in retroactive child support. The judge described her requested level of support as "exorbitant" and set temporary spousal support at $5,500 a month and child support at $3,500 a month.

Hill pleaded guilty in 2015 in Payne County, Oklahoma, to domestic assault and battery by strangulation involving Crystal Espinal, who was pregnant at the time. He received probation and completed court-ordered terms. The case was dismissed and ordered expunged in 2018. It is not a standing conviction.

In 2019, Hill and Espinal's three-year-old son was taken to a hospital with a broken arm. The Johnson County, Kansas, district attorney said he believed a crime had occurred but could not prove who was responsible. No charges were filed against Hill or Espinal.

Whether and how these matters may be used in this trial depends on the court's evidentiary rulings. They should not be treated as part of Vaccaro Hill's marriage allegations unless they are actually admitted for a permitted purpose.

Sophie Hall's lawsuit against Hill was a separate Broward County case involving an alleged injury during a backyard football drill in June 2023. That case ended in 2026 by agreement. It is not this divorce case.