Keeta Vaccaro, the estranged wife of Miami Dolphins wide receiver Tyreek Hill, is pressing for documentation of how he has divided his time among his 10 children, according to court records obtained by TMZ. The filing lands in the midst of the couple's ongoing divorce and arrives roughly a week after a civil jury handed down a split verdict in a battery case tied to the marital proceedings.
In the newly filed court documents, Vaccaro asks that Hill's attorneys turn over any existing parenting plans or scheduling records. Her request extends to a broad set of supporting materials, including proof of travel such as receipts and flight itineraries, confirmations for hotel stays or short-term rentals, personal calendars and agendas, and written instructions given to his assistant.
The central question the filing seeks to answer is how much time Hill has in fact spent with each of the 10 children during the period beginning May 6, 2026, and continuing to the present. Vaccaro is seeking records that would substantiate the actual time-sharing arrangement rather than relying on assertions alone.
The request follows a mixed outcome in the civil battery trial that formed part of the divorce case. A jury determined last week that Hill should be held responsible on two counts of battery, while he was cleared on eight remaining counts. Those eight counts encompassed allegations of battery, assault, and claims that he intentionally inflicted emotional distress.
The jury ultimately concluded that Hill must pay Vaccaro $500,000 in damages. The custody documentation dispute now adds a further layer to a divorce proceeding that has already produced a substantial monetary judgment and a closely watched trial.
For South Florida readers, the case carries added visibility because Hill is a prominent member of the Miami Dolphins. The outcome of the divorce and any custody determinations could draw continued attention as the legal proceedings move forward.