Tyreek Hill is facing another legal demand from estranged wife Keeta Vaccaro, who wants receipts showing when and how the NFL star spends time with his 10 children.
In newly filed court documents obtained by TMZ, Vaccaro is requesting parenting plans, custody agreements and scheduling records as their ongoing divorce proceedings continue.
She is seeking documentation dating back to May 6, 2026, including plane tickets, hotel reservations, short-term rental confirmations and personal calendars. Vaccaro also wants access to messages or instructions Hill sent to his assistant concerning arrangements involving his children.
The records would help establish how much time Hill actually spent with each child during the requested period.
Last week, a jury ordered Hill to pay Vaccaro $500,000 in damages after finding him liable on two counts of battery.
Jurors found Hill not liable on eight additional counts involving allegations of battery, assault and intentional infliction of emotional distress.
Vaccaro’s attorney, Paul Schwiep, sought $8 million in damages from Hill, urging jurors to “restore her dignity.”
“Money doesn’t undo the harm, but it’s just how our civil justice system works,” Schwiep said at the time.
