Dolphins' Tyreek Hill and wife involved in domestic dispute, no charges filed

On Monday, police were called to Tyreek Hill's South Florida condominium following a reported domestic dispute. The call was made by Hill’s mother-in-law, who has been living with the couple since November, shortly after the birth of Hill’s daughter. According to the police report, the mother-in-law expressed concern over Hill’s behavior, describing him as "aggressive and impulsive" and fearing for her daughter’s safety. She claimed Hill threw a laptop on the floor and grabbed the baby before walking toward the balcony.

Both Hill and his wife, whose identities were not disclosed, gave their own accounts of the altercation. Hill’s wife explained that their argument had been ongoing and that they were attending couple’s therapy, though she mentioned the therapy wasn’t effective and she was in the process of filing for divorce.


Hill told the police that he had returned home from training and wanted to discuss their therapy session, but the conversation quickly escalated when his wife expressed frustration over his involvement with their daughter. Both parties denied any physical altercation during the dispute, though police did observe a bruise on the wife’s upper chest. She suggested it may have been accidental when Hill grabbed the baby from her.

Police reported that Hill’s wife declined to write a statement, and Hill left the home about 40 minutes after officers arrived. The baby was found to be in good health, with no signs of injury.


This incident adds to a series of off-field controversies surrounding Tyreek Hill. In September 2024, Hill was cited during a traffic stop after being pulled from his sports car on his way to a game. The encounter led to a national discussion on police use of force, but the traffic citations were dismissed when officers failed to appear in court.

Additionally, Hill was involved in multiple legal issues in previous years. In February 2024, a social media influencer filed a lawsuit accusing Hill of fracturing her leg after he allegedly shoved her during a football drill at his home. In 2019, Hill was suspended by the Kansas City Chiefs after allegations of child abuse surfaced. He had also pleaded guilty to domestic assault and battery in 2015 after choking his pregnant fiancée, for which he received three years of probation.

No charges filed in the latest incident
Despite the tense situation, no charges were filed in the latest dispute. However, the recurrence of off-field problems has raised concerns over Hill’s behavior both on and off the field. The NFL and the Dolphins have not commented publicly on the incident yet.