Keeta Vaccaro wants Tyreek Hill’s flight logs. Not his money — his movements.
The estranged wife of the NFL star is demanding his flight itineraries, hotel confirmations, calendars, and even the instructions he sent his assistant — anything that shows how much time he spent with his 10 children from May 6, 2026 to now. She wants his parenting plans and schedules too. It’s discovery, the stage of a divorce where both sides have to hand over the documents.
She’s not asking him to say he was there. She’s asking him to prove it.
The demand follows a Miami jury’s verdict on October 13. After a weeklong trial and nearly four hours of deliberation, the jury found Tyreek liable on 2 of 10 counts in the civil battery trial inside their divorce — and awarded Keeta $500,000 in compensatory damages. No punitive damages.
The two counts came from two separate incidents. In January 2024, Keeta told jurors Tyreek grabbed a necklace off her neck, put his hands around her neck, and grabbed and twisted her breasts. The jury found him liable for that. In April 2025, her lawyers played nanny-camera video of the couple yelling and cursing at each other, Keeta pleading with him to stop. The jury found him liable for battery in that one too.
Tyreek took the stand and mostly denied what he called false allegations. He acknowledged shoving Keeta during one incident and said he put a hole in a wall.
The fight has been public for more than a year. Keeta filed for divorce in April 2025. Days before that, her mother told a 911 dispatcher she was afraid of Tyreek, and officers came to their Sunny Isles Beach condo. Police decided not to arrest him. Keeta’s attorneys claimed at the time that Tyreek had listed the condo for sale, taken her car, and threatened to take their daughter. He denied wrongdoing, said anything he did was self-defense, and faced no criminal charges over those accusations. The NFL says her allegations remain under review under its personal conduct policy.
Now the fight is over the calendar. Ten children. A $500,000 verdict. And a wife asking the court to make him show his receipts — not for money, but for time. -SSM
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