After years of chaos, Tyreek Hill says he’s cleaning up his life
Tyreek Hill is one of the biggest names in the NFL, and no stranger to making headlines. His prowess on the field has earned him widespread recognition; his actions off the field, at times, a lot of scrutiny.
Hill was back in the limelight after a social media influencer and OnlyFans model who had enrolled her son in Hill’s football camp sued him in late February, accusing him of “violently” charging at her during a “friendly football lesson” at his Broward mansion, breaking her leg.
This isn’t the first time allegations of violence have surfaced surrounding Hill, 30, the Miami Dolphins
star wide receiver. When in college, he pleaded guilty to throwing around his ex-fianceé “like a ragdoll” and was ordered to take anger management classes. When playing for the Kansas City Chiefs, Hill was the subject of a criminal investigation that was ultimately closed without charges after his 3-year-old son broke his arm. As a Dolphin,
Hill was accused of slapping a charter boat worker after a day of deepsea fishing.
Most recently, police were called to his home in January after his wife’s cousin said she overheard him screaming at his wife, public records obtained by the Miami Herald reveal. Hill also is facing two paternity suits involving two women, each claiming he is the father of their child.
Hill’s football fraternity — the Dolphins’ top brass, coaches and his teammates — say Hill has changed since those headlines from earlier days. Shortly after a fire accidentally set by a child destroyed part of Hill’s Broward home in January, Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa told