Tyreek Hill and his wife Keeta Vaccaro are not getting a divorce.
Last month, the Miami Dolphins accused his “damn, stupid” lawyers of filing a lawsuit on his behalf without permission just 76 days after their marriage.
Now, according to TMZ, the NFL star dropped his petition in Florida on January 30 – eight days after it was filed – and the matter was “dismissed, settled or disposed of before the hearing.”
Hill, who also has paternity lawsuits pending from two women, married Vaccaro, the sister of former NFL player Kenny Vaccaro, on November 8 after getting engaged in 2021.
Last week, the attorney who filed for divorce on Hill's behalf withdrew from the proceedings.
Miami Dolphins star Tyreek Hill is no longer seeking a divorce from his wife Keeta Vaccaro
Hill handed the ball to Vaccaro after he scored a touchdown against the Chiefs earlier this month
Hill revealed during a livestream a few days after the initial filing that he had fired the “fucking idiot” who filed the papers.
But it later emerged that Hill's attorney, Gary F. Celetti Jr., had filed a motion to resign as the football player's attorney the day after Hill's Jan. 27 livestream revelation, citing irreconcilable differences.
Celetti also represented Hill in two paternity suits against the outsiders of two former flames. On the same day, he withdrew his representation of Hill in those cases as well.
revealed last month that Hill fathered children by three different women within four months, prompting paternity lawsuits.
Hill proposed to Vaccaro, a wellness entrepreneur and influencer, in July 2021 before finally tying the knot during a bye week in Texas recently.
The couple is believed to have dated on and off throughout their 28-month engagement, and there is no indication they were together when Hill reportedly put his three new baby mamas to bed in the summer of 2022.
The attorney who filed for divorce from his wife, Vaccaro, on Hill's behalf has withdrawn
Gary F. Celetti Jr. had represented Hill in the divorce proceedings and in two paternity suits
Hill is said to have filed for divorce on the grounds that the marriage was “irretrievably broken”.
While two of these former partners are suing the footballer, one of them recently rushed to his defense.
Camille Valmon, 33, told : “I can't speak to anything else he's up to outside of our parenting relationship because it's just none of my business.”
“But what I want to say is that he is a great father not only to our son but to all of his children.”
Hill – whose Dolphins were eliminated from the NFL playoffs by the Kansas City Chiefs last month – does not have such a good relationship with Brittany Lackner and Kimberly Baker, both of whom are pursuing him over paternity and child support charges in Broward County, Florida.
Lackner criticized Hill for offering her $2,500 a month after the birth of her son Soul in February, dismissing it in court papers as a “woefully inadequate” amount for an NFL player making $30 million a year.
She came forward in January and said she and Hill had sex in Florida last year and that she was due to give birth in a few days.
Her petition said a prenatal paternity test had already proven “with a probability of greater than 99.9%” that he was the father.
Meanwhile, Baker accuses the buccaneering All-Pro of showing “complete and utter indifference” to their now six-month-old baby girl, Trae.
Brittany Lackner (left), the first of Hill's new baby mamas, came forward in January, saying she and Hill had sex in Florida last year and that she was due to give birth in a few days. Another baby mama, Kimberly Baker (right), 29, came forward in May, claiming a paternity test would prove she and Hill welcomed their newborn daughter, Trae Love Hill, in August 2022
She came forward in May and claimed a paternity test would prove that she and Hill conceived their newborn daughter, Trae Love Hill, when they met in August 2022.
According to court documents, she also received $2,500 each month from Hill, but said caring for her little girl cost her closer to $10,000.
Hill's controversial past also led to him pleading guilty to domestic violence charges in 2015 after he was kicked off the team at Oklahoma State for choking his former fiancée Crystal Espinal – with whom he already has three children – while she was with Fuhrmann was pregnant with her first son, Zev.
He was suspended by the Chiefs in 2019 over alleged child abuse allegations, but was reinstated after he maintained his innocence and a district attorney determined there was insufficient evidence to prove he broke Zev's arm.
Months later, Espinal took Hill to court in Johnson County, Kansas, to prove he was the father of twins Nakeem and Nyla and to demand child support.
Then, after joining Miami in a blockbuster trade last year, Hill found himself in hot water off the field again when he was caught on video surveillance allegedly hitting a Miami Marina employee during a scuffle on April 18. June struck. The victim declined to press charges.