Tyreek Hill's wife recounted details of assault and verbal abuse during testimony Tuesday on the first day of a civil assault-and-battery trial in Florida, proceedings that began a day after ESPN reported Hill would potentially sign an NFL contract soon.

NFL receiver Tyreek Hill's wife, Lakeeta Vaccaro, detailed allegations of physical assault and verbal abuse during testimony in a Florida civil assault and battery trial on Tuesday. Vaccaro, who is suing Hill for punitive and compensatory damages as part of divorce proceedings, testified that multiple incidents occurred while she was pregnant with their daughter. The NFL confirmed the allegations remain under review under its personal conduct policy.
Vaccaro alleged multiple specific altercations throughout 2024 and 2025, including claims that Hill attempted to punch her stomach in July 2024 and spat in her face in November 2024. Hill's defense attorneys cross-examined Vaccaro for an hour, focusing on timeline inconsistencies regarding their relationship and police reports that noted no signs of abuse.
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