Report: Tyreek Hill involved in domestic dispute, police respond to 'assault in progress'

On Monday, Miami Dolphins star Tyreek Hill was involved in an alleged domestic dispute with his wife at his home in Sunny Isles Beach on Monday, according to an incident report obtained by local media outlet, Local 10 News. Officers arrived at the residence just before 2 p.m., responding to an “assault in progress.”

Responding officers interviewed Keeta Hill, his wife, and her mother, Alesia Vaccaro at the scene. Vaccaro said that she had been living with her daughter and granddaughter, Hill’s daughter, at the residence since November. The report states that Vaccaro described Hill as being “very aggressive and impulsive,” telling officers that she feared for her daughter’s safety.

Local 10 News reports that Vaccaro was the one who alerted authorities after Hill allegedly threw a laptop at the floor before grabbing his daughter and begin walking toward the balcony of their high-rise condominium. This followed an arguement between the two, after Keeta Hill reportedly told him that he was not involved enough in his child’s life. Hill then, “without malice,” grabbed his child from Keeta Hill and began walking with her.

The couple have reportedly been arguing more often and have even been attending couples counseling, which is “not working out.” Keeta Hill also told authorities that she is in the process of filing for a divorce.

Police said that Hill admitted to grabbing the baby, and told his wide that “I have the same rights as a father as her as a mother, and I can take my baby whenever I want.” The report reiterates that the incident never became physical, but officers did observe a bruse of Keeta Hill’s upper chest. She stated that it may have occured when Hill took the child away from her.

Keeta Hill declined the option to provide a written statement to police, and officials left the home around 2:40 p.m. No arrests were made during the incident. She reportedly remained at the residence with Vaccaro and her child after the incident.

The NFL wide receiver wrapped up his ninth season in the NFL earlier this year, and third with the Miami Dolphins. He played in all 17 regular season games for the Dolphins, who missed out on the postseason after an 8-9 finish to the 2024-25 season. He ended the year with 959 yards, the first time he finished under 1,000 yards since 2019 when he was with the Kansas City Chiefs.