Tyreek Hill married to Keeta Vaccaro on Miami Dolphins bye week
Star wide receiver Tyreek Hill made the most of the Miami Dolphins’ bye week by getting married to his longtime fiancée, Keeta Vaccaro.
Not content to just rest and recover from last week’s game in Germany against his former team, the Kansas City Chiefs, the NFL’s leading receiver tied the knot on Wednesday afternoon in Travis County, Texas, according to TMZ Sports.
The couple had been engaged since 2021. According to TMZ, Hill said “he put serious effort to make sure it was bigger” than the Super Bowl ring he won with the Chiefs in 2020.
“She’s definitely got the most diamonds, man,” Hill said to TMZ after popping the question. “We made sure of that, you know what I’m saying?”
The new Mr. and Mrs. Hill will have a week to celebrate their nuptials: The Dolphins’ next game is November 19 against the Las Vegas Raiders at Hard Rock Stadium.
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Who did Tyreek Hill marry? Who is Keeta Vaccaro?
Keeta Vaccaro is an influencer who was born in Brownwood, Texas. Her health and beauty app, OWN Flow, provides personalized exercise plans, nutrition plans and routines. Vaccaro also founded the accessory and clothing line 1996: The Label.
She is the sister of Kenny Vaccaro, who played eight seasons in the NFL from 2013-2020, most notably with the New Orleans Saints.
Vaccaro is a graduate of the University of Miami.
Who is Crystal Espinal? What to know about Tyreek Hill’s former fiancée
Keeta Vaccaro is Tyreek Hill’s first wife, but he had been previously engaged to and fathered children with Crystal Espinal.
Hill was dismissed from the Oklahoma State football and track teams in 2014 after he was charged with domestic assault and battery against Espinal, who was pregnant with his child. Hill reached a plea deal in which he served three years’ probation.
In April 2019, Hill and Espinal temporarily lost custody of their 3-year-old child after the then-Chiefs star was accused of breaking his son’s arm. A Kansas City TV station released audio of a conversation between Hill and Espinal in which Hill could be heard threatening his then-fiancée.
Local police did not press charges, and the NFL ruled Hill would not be suspended for any games. Hill and Espinal separated afterward.
