Tyreek Hill Admits Shoving Wife and Making Threats in Miami Divorce Case
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Updated · Fox News · Oct 8
Tyreek Hill Admits Shoving Wife and Making Threats in Miami Divorce Case
3 articles · Updated · Fox News · Oct 8
Summary
Tyreek Hill told a Miami court he pushed wife Lakeeta Vaccaro Hill into a wall hard enough to leave a hole and admitted saying he could get people to hurt her.
Two hours of direct testimony centered on their 18-month marriage, with Hill denying claims he punched her while pregnant or committed several other alleged assaults.
Hill said fights repeatedly flared over a postnuptial agreement, finances and family, accusing Vaccaro of taking $60,000 to $100,000 a month from a family account and marrying him for money.
The 32-year-old also said the turmoil hurt his play, blamed Vaccaro indirectly for the fire that destroyed their Broward County home, and said he regretted his conduct.
Cross-examination is set for Friday in the divorce and battery civil case, after Vaccaro earlier testified that Hill abused her on at least eight occasions.