NFL star Tyreek Hill can’t seem to catch a break as he watches his multi-million dollar mansion burn while nursing an injured ankle.
The Miami Dolphins player’s home caught fire on Wednesday, January 3rd, while the athlete and his new wife, Keeta Vaccaro, were not home. However, sources saw the couple at the scene as firefighters worked to defuse the situation.
Tyreek Hill And His Wife Are Clearly Shaken By The Tragic Fire At Their Florida Home
When news broke of the inferno burning through Hill’s Southwest Ranches, Florida home, he and his wife were not at the scene. However, they likely rushed to witness the heartbreaking moment after being informed about the fire.
A videos was picked up by sources capturing the couple outside their still-burning mansion with fellow onlookers. The football wide receiver was clearly upset about the situation.
Tyreek Hill and his wife have reached their home as firefighters are still working to put out the fire. pic.twitter.com/qAKy8Z6KSP
— JPAFootball (@jasrifootball) January 3, 2024
In an irritated move, Hill took his hand out of the pocket of his black joggers, telling his wife something before pointing to his left leg. As noted, he is currently nursing an ankle injury with the affected left leg wrapped in a protective walking boot.
Vaccaro tried to calm her husband by rubbing a gentle hand on his back, but she rejected his touch at one point to go for a walk, seemingly trying to calm herself as she helplessly watched her mansion burn.
Video X, shared by JPA Football, said the couple appeared as firefighters put out the fire with the caption: “Tyreek Hill and his wife have reached their home as firefighters are still trying to put out the fire.”
Although his leg was injured, Hill was reportedly training with his team when the fire broke out. Fortunately, no one was injured in the unfortunate incident, but the mystery behind the fire has yet to be solved.
The NFL star bought a Southwest Ranches, Florida home in 2022 for $6.9 million. The 9,300-square-foot building has two guest houses, a full-sized basketball court, a home theater, a large pool, seven bedrooms and eight bathrooms.
Fans Share Various Reactions To Tyreek Hill’s Fate
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A video of Hill’s appearance outside his burning home sparked a range of reactions from users X. One commented on the athlete’s injured leg, writing, “Tyreek in walking boots. Lol, we have 16 starters out of 24 injured.”
Another expressed the NFL star’s heated reaction to his burning home, declare, “He obviously couldn’t do anything.” A third fan agreed but implied Hill was angry at his wife with comment“He was mad at her.”
One user didn’t like the publicity surrounding Hill’s tragic moment and asked others to stop sharing videos of his reaction. Individuals write:
“Y’all stop posting that guy’s videos and leave him alone. The man’s house burned in front of his face. Civilian or not, have some respect.”
Some conspiracy theorists paint a picture of third-party interference, suggesting Hill’s ongoing legal troubles may have something to do with the fire. “With all the allegations he’s had, this seems pretty bleak,” user X demanded with another echoing similar sentiments, sounded“That’s when your baby mama gets in on the act.”
Tyreek Hill Faces Two Paternity Lawsuits Demanding Child Support
Before his Florida home burned down, Hill, as several X users pointed out, was hit with two paternity lawsuits. The lawsuit was filed by two different women who claimed the athlete was babysitting their child.
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The filing claims the two children were born in 2023, the same year Hill married his longtime fiancee, Keeta Vaccaro. He reportedly paid each woman $2,500 a month; however, both women claimed that this amount was “grossly inadequate” considering his $30 million salary with the Miami Dolphins.
The first lady, Brittany Lackner, filed her petition in Broward County, Florida, and revealed that a prenatal paternity test had shown Hill was the father of her baby “with greater than 99.9% probability.” However, he claims the athlete refuses to pay $2,500 a month in child support unless a second DNA test is done.
Lackner, who is described as “unemployed, has no income, and is on Medicaid without assistance,” believes her son deserves more than $2,500 given his father’s salary. A second woman, Kimberly Kaylee Baker, shared similar sentiments in her filing.
Baker came forward last May, claiming a paternity test would prove Hill was the father of her newborn daughter, Trae Love Hill. Her documents state the couple joined in August 2022, and she also receives $2,500 monthly in child support.
However, the plaintiff argued that he spent almost $10,000 on the couple’s daughter. In addition to wanting better child support, Baker accused Hill of showing “plain and obvious disregard” for their now six-month-old baby girl.
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