A Miami-Dade County judge sharply reprimanded Keeta Vaccaro on Wednesday, Jan. 7, for how she managed funds provided by her estranged husband, Miami Dolphins wide receiver Tyreek Hill, as their contentious divorce and support proceedings continue.
During the hearing, the judge criticized Vaccaro for spending a large portion of the money Hill had already given her on a luxury Bentley SUV, business ventures and other expenses, saying her financial choices undercut her arguments for additional support.
Court filings show Hill had previously paid Vaccaro $100,000 for a vehicle and a separate $500,000 check for personal or legal expenses. According to the judge’s remarks, Vaccaro used more than the allotted car funds — approximately $96,000 beyond the initial $100,000 — to buy a Bentley, raising concerns about whether the money was being used in line with the court’s intent.
The judge also took issue with roughly $37,000 Vaccaro spent on business ventures and her decision to pay off a Tesla from the funds, along with depositing about $60,000 into an investment account. The rebuke highlighted how the court views strict adherence to spending guidelines as part of support considerations.
At the hearing, the judge scolded Keeta for taking the $100,000 that Tyreek gave her for a new car and deciding to spend an additional $96,000 when she bought a $196,000 Bentley.
“The court finds the additional $96,000 to purchase a vehicle was excessive and unnecessary,” the judge noted. In addition, Keeta spent $37,000 on business ventures which the judge also found to be unnecessary.
Per the order, Keeta also used the money provided by Tyreek to pay off a Tesla she owns and put $60,000 into an investment account. The court found that those were unnecessary.
Hill is under a temporary order to pay between $20,000 and $50,000 per month in support during the divorce proceedings, maintain health insurance for Vaccaro and their young daughter, and cover expenses tied to their Miami condo.
The exchanges during the hearing reflect broader tensions in the highly public divorce, which has drawn scrutiny over the size of the support payments and how the funds are being managed amid competing claims from both sides.
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