Star wide receiver Tyreek Hill, who made a move from the Kansas City Chiefs to the Miami Dolphins in March 2022, is making waves both on and off the field. While his performance on the field has been stellar, Hill is currently facing legal challenges with two paternity suits from different women, both seeking child support.
According to legal documents obtained by DailyMail.com, both women claim that Tyreek Hill is the father of their children, born in 2023 – the same year Hill married his longtime fiancée, Keeta Vaccaro. Despite Hill currently paying each woman $2,500 a month, both argue that this amount is insufficient given his substantial $30 million annual salary with the Miami Dolphins.
NEWS: #Dolphins Tyreek Hill has been served TWO new separate PATERNITY law suits.
Both woman claim he is the father of their children born in 2023.
“They will demand a big chunk of his 30M salary,” @DailyMail.
Hill just got married last month and has 4 children, reportedly. pic.twitter.com/VSmupkcNqG
— MLFootball (@_MLFootball) December 14, 2023
The first paternity suit was filed by Brittany Lackner, who asserts that she had a relationship with the NFL star in 2022, resulting in the birth of their child in March. Lackner, who shared a video of their baby wearing a tiny #10 jersey, claimed in her filing that she is unemployed, has no income, is in debt, is on Medicaid, and lacks means of support. She contrasts her situation with Hill’s lucrative contract, stating it is “woefully inadequate.”
The second lawsuit comes from Kimberly Baker, who alleges that she had a relationship with Tyreek in August 2022. Baker disputes the $2,500 per month payment, asserting that the actual cost of caring for their daughter is closer to $10,000 per month. Her lawyers criticized Hill, claiming he has shown a lack of concern for the child and has failed to fulfill his parental responsibilities.
Despite these legal challenges, Tyreek Hill reportedly attempted to have both lawsuits dismissed. It’s worth noting that Tyreek married Keeta in November, adding a layer of complexity to the situation.
