NFL star Tyreek’s Hill he was ordered to pay his estranged wife, Keeta Hilltemporary support and continue to cover the costs of the Miami apartment where he lives in the midst of his bitter divorce, Us Weekly can report exclusively.
On Jan. 7, a Florida court judge ordered the 31-year-old Miami Dolphins star to pay Keeta a total of $5,500 a month in support.
The judge noted that as of the date of the hearing, Tyreek had voluntarily provided Keeta with a total of $714,000. Court documents noted that $500,000 was for legal fees, $100,000 for a car allowance, $100,000 a lump sum and then another $17,500 in temporary child support.
boil it asked for temporary support for an amount of 37,958 dollars per month. He also asked for retroactive child support in the amount of $325,122 for the period from April 2025 to December 2025.
The court noted that Keeta does not need money for housing costs, as Tyreek has paid and continues to pay for her to live in a luxury apartment. Keeta lives in the condominium with the daughter shares with Tyreek. Court documents said Tyreek pays $19,895 a month in rent.
At the hearing, the judge chided Keeta for taking the $100,000 Tyreek gave her for a new car and deciding to spend an additional $96,000 when he bought a $196,000 Bentley.
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“The court finds that the additional $96,000 to purchase a vehicle was excessive and unnecessary,” the judge noted. In addition, Keeta spent $37,000 on businesses that the judge also deemed unnecessary.
According to the warrant, Keeta also used money provided by Tyreek to pay off a Tesla he owns and put $60,000 into an investment account. The court found them unnecessary.
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Slaven Vlasic/Getty Images“Although the money was provided by (Tyreek) to the wife without conditions, the wife’s use of the funds is indicative of her financial priorities,” the judge said.
At the hearing, Keeta was left with only $19,217 of the money provided by Tyreek, along with the $60,000 in the investment account. Keeta told the court that she was a business owner but her business was not generating any income.
She said she was a college graduate and intended to attend the University of Miami as a graduate student starting this month. Keeta asked the court for $5,000 a month to pay her mother to watch her daughter while she goes to school.
Keeta said she needed $3,950 a month for cosmetics, over-the-counter medications and toiletries, $4,000 in monthly clothing purchases and $3,309 in monthly cleaning. “The court finds the wife’s ‘desires’ to be exorbitant and far above the maintenance necessary to support her during the ‘pending divorce.’
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The court refused to award Keeta more than $5,500 per month in temporary spousal support. Keeta’s lawyer, Evan Markstold us, “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 to the Porsche Tower Condominium, alimony of $3,500 per month, and to continue to provide health insurance for (Keeta) and their son.”
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Romain Maurice/Getty ImagesIn September, Keeta accused Tyreek of multiple incidents of domestic violence during their marriage. The NFL star’s team denied the claims, calling them “nothing more than an attempt by (Keeta), his mother and/or his lawyer to shake Mr. Hill.”
How we It was previously reported that Keeta filed for divorce in April 2025, days after law enforcement was called to their Florida condo. The call to police was made by Keeta’s mother, who claimed the NFL star had thrown a computer and then picked up her daughter. No criminal charges were filed against Keeta or Tyreek.
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At the time, a Dolphins spokesman said, “We were informed that police were called to Tyreek Hill’s home and, after discussions with Tyreek and members of his family, police left the residence without further incident and the case is closed.”
In court documents, Keeta, who married Tyreek in 2024, listed the separation date as April 7, 2025. She requested child and spousal support and sole use of the $4.8 million condo.
In his response, Tyreek asked for shared parenting time with his daughter.
“The parties have accumulated very limited personal and real property during the course of their short-term marriage,” the NFL star’s filings said. She also accused Keeta of being controlling when it came to custody time with her son. Keeta denied his claims.
The divorce continues.