Keeta Hill, the estranged wife of Tyreek Hill, is accusing the NFL wide receiver of refusing to answer questions related to him allegedly paying off his female assault accuser.
Court documents obtained by TMZ show Keeta claims Tyreek, 32, failed to answer whether he offered or paid “any consideration” to Crystal Espinal, his ex with whom he shares three children.
Tyreek and Espinal became engaged in 2018, but never married. They share son Zev and twins Nakeem and Nyla. (Tyreek has seven total children, including daughter Capri, 21 months, whom he shares with Keeta. They married in 2023 and she filed for divorce in 2025.)
According to documents, Keeta claims Tyreek had not contacted Espinal in five years until Keeta heard from her lawyer prior to her deposition in the divorce proceedings. The lawyer allegedly told her there “needs to be trust” and that they “needed to bridge the gap.”
Tyreek then allegedly flew to see her and the kids in Arkansas for the first time in two years.
Espinal has alleged that Tyreek “pulled her by the hair, threw her around like a rag doll, ripped off her shirt, choked her, and punched her while she was pregnant,” according to TMZ. Tyreek pled guilty to domestic assault and battery strangulation charges in 2015, but the charges were later dismissed and the records expunged. He has denied all claims against him.
In 2019, Espinal accused Tyreek of breaking Zev’s arm. Then a member of the Kansas City Chiefs, Tyreek was temporarily sidelined amid a police investigation. Tyreek again maintained his innocence and the NFL could not conclude that he violated the league’s personal conduct policy, allowing him to pay that season.
Keeta has also accused Tyreek of abusing her. In 2024, she claims Tyreek pushed and shoved her at their Florida guest house. A year later, Keeta accused him of shoving her during an altercation in which he also allegedly threw his computer.
Tyreek’s lawyer, Seth Schneiderman, denied the allegations in an interview with WPTV at the time, calling them a “calculated and malicious attempt to weaponize the judicial process for improper financial gain.”
Also in 2025, Keeta claims that another woman, identified as Sasha Iolani, messaged her, accusing Tyreek of abuse and claiming she suffered a miscarriage as a result.
“Despite everything you just went through with your altercation,” Sasha allegedly wrote. “I know how he gets. I was a victim of it for 4 years … stay resilient, you’re more powerful than you think.”
Amid Tyreek and Keeta’s divorce proceedings, a judge ordered the wide receiver to pay his estranged wife $5,500 per month in support in January 2026. He also paid her more than $700,000 to cover legal fees, child support and a car allowance.
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Keeta herself faced heat for using the $100,000 in car allowance to help fund her $196,000 Bentley. A judge called the purchase “indicative of her financial priorities.”
Keeta’s lawyer, Evan Marks, told Us at the time, “In addition to this new award of $5,500 per month in temporary alimony, Mr. Hill has been ordered to continue to pay approximately $20,000 per month in household expenses at the Porsche Tower Condominium, monthly child support of $3500 and to continue to provide health insurance for [Keeta] and their child.”
