Tyreek Hill, a wide receiver with the Miami Dolphins, is enjoying one of his best seasons to date. In addition, he has had a prosperous year off the field as he just tied the knot with Keeta Vaccaro, two years after they first became engaged.
But now that he’s been hit with two more lawsuits from other women claiming Hill is the father of their children, Hill is in legal hot water.
Brittany Lackner and Kimberly Baker, two women, filed a lawsuit in Florida, according to Daily Mail, alleging the Dolphins receiver was not caring for their children.
The two women claim that their children are fathered by the All-Pro pass catcher. According to the documents, both women are requesting more child support than Hill is currently giving them.
According to the court documents, the wide receiver for the Dolphins is already giving them $2,500 a month. In Broward County, the lawsuits were filed independently.
Only one month has passed since Hill wed Keeta Vaccaro in a courtroom ceremony in Texas, according to the article regarding these two lawsuits. Earlier this year, Lacker, 30, gave birth to her son Soul Corazon Hill. She claims that back in 2022, she had sex with the wide receiver for the Dolphins.
Moreover, Lackner stated in her lawsuit that a paternity test had already established the 29-year-old NFL player’s paternity “with greater than 99.9 percent probability.” Additionally, according to Lackner, Hill willingly pays her $2,500 in child support each month. But given that he receives millions of dollars annually, she argues in her lawsuit that the compensation is “woefully inadequate.”
The father has a four-year contract with the Miami Dolphins and receives a salary of $30,000,000 annually. The Mother, in sharp contrast, does not have a job, money, debt, Medicaid, or other means of support. The complaint declared
In the second case, 29-year-old Kimberly Baker alleges Tyreek Hill displays “utter and abject unconcern” for their six-month-old daughter Trae Love Hill, who was purportedly conceived after Baker and Hill hooked up in August 2022. Baker believes that $2,500 per month from Hill is insufficient.
According to Baker’s lawsuit, the Father has shown total and total disregard for the child by failing to act as a father and by not providing any support at all.
Additionally, Baker argues that Hill’s $2,500 monthly child support payment is insufficient because raising her newborn baby costs her close to $10,000. The Daily Mail claims that Hill has already acknowledged being Trae Love Hill’s father based on DNA proof.
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