Nanny Cam Video Presented in Tyreek Hill Domestic Trial
Disturbing footage was shown in court as part of a civil trial brought by his estranged wife, Keeta Vaccaro Hill.
A nanny cam video was presented in court on Tuesday as part of the civil trial initiated by Lakeeta Vaccaro Hill against her estranged husband, NFL player Tyreek Hill. The video, which a Miami judge prohibited reporters from broadcasting, revealed alleged altercations involving Hill, Vaccaro, and Vaccaro's mother.
According to a description provided by a producer for Law&Crime/Court TV, the nanny cam captured audio of Vaccaro screaming, "Stop! Stop! Help! Help!" while Hill can be heard yelling, "You don’t scare me, bro! You ain’t nothing but a broke bitch!" The recording also features Hill saying, "I don’t need you in my life! What’s wrong with you!?" and Vaccaro responding, "Stop it!"
The trial centers on an incident from 2024. The footage reportedly shows Hill picking up their daughter, Capri, who was born in November 2024, after the child began to fuss. Later in the recording, Vaccaro is heard screaming "Stop!" as her mother asks Hill to "leave her alone."
During the proceedings, Vaccaro also detailed allegations of Hill punching her in the stomach while she was pregnant in July 2024. "The first time he struck at my stomach and punched it, and I saved myself," Vaccaro stated in court, recounting Hill's alleged remark, "I don’t want the baby."
She further testified that Hill grabbed her hair, pulled it out, and threw her belongings, describing the incident as occurring when she was vulnerable and pregnant. "He treated me like I was like a man," she said.
Hill's defense attorneys have sought to portray Vaccaro as motivated by financial gain, suggesting she established her relationship with the receiver for monetary reasons. The trial is scheduled to continue with cross-examination on Wednesday morning.
This civil trial is not the first legal issue Hill has faced. In 2014, he pleaded guilty to domestic assault and battery by strangulation for an incident involving his then-pregnant girlfriend, Crystal Espinal, with whom he shares three children. He received three years of probation.
In March 2019, Hill was investigated for alleged battery after his three-year-old son broke his arm, but no criminal charges were filed. Hill and Vaccaro married in November 2023. Vaccaro filed for divorce in April 2025, the day after police responded to a call reporting an alleged assault in progress at their Florida home. Hill was not charged in that incident.
The 32-year-old wide receiver is currently a free agent and is working to recover from a season-ending knee injury sustained in Week 4 of the 2025 season. He has been reportedly considered by the Chiefs for a potential reunion following recent injuries to other players on the team.