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Tyreek Hill’s Ex-Wife Testifies He Tried to Punch Her Pregnant Stomach, Said He ‘Didn’t Want The Baby’

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Free-agent receiver Tyreek Hill’s divorce trial kicked off on Tuesday, and his ex-wife, Keeta Vaccaro, dropped some seriously disturbing allegations on day one, testifying that Hill tried to punch her in the stomach while she was pregnant in July 2024.

The Horrifying Details Emerge in Court

Vaccaro, speaking via Jesse Newell of The Athletic, explained how she had to put her hands on her stomach to block that alleged punch. And get this: she also claimed Hill told her at the time that he didn’t want the baby. She called that specific day “probably the worst of all these abuse times.” Like that wasn’t enough, Vaccaro also said Hill pulled her hair and ripped it out on that very same day. You just hate hearing stuff like this.

NFL Investigation Underway Amidst Return Rumors

It’s a bizarre coincidence, to say the least, that all this is going down in court the same week Hill has been making headlines about a potential return to the NFL. While the civil action was apparently never mentioned in those return reports, it’s certainly front and center now. The NFL isn’t sitting quiet on this either. The league is still investigating Hill under its Personal Conduct Policy in connection with Vaccaro’s claims. If a violation is found, those are some potentially aggravating circumstances, for sure.

So, Hill’s future as a free agent is now squarely tangled up with these incredibly serious allegations and an active NFL investigation. You gotta wonder how any team could overlook this kind of testimony. This story is just getting started, and the league is definitely watching.

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Originally reported by Pro Football Talk.

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