Miami Dolphins wide receiver Tyreek Hill – who was just married last month – was hit with paternity suits from two women who say he fathered their babies.
The 29-year-old Georgia native is voluntarily paying both women $2,500 a month. But Brittany Lackner, who gave birth to his son in February, says the money is “woefully inadequate” considering his $30 million salary with the Dolphins.
Lackner posted a TikTok video of baby son Soul dressed in a Miami Dolphins Jersey with the number 10 and the name Hill on the back.
Lackner claimed Hill demanded another DNA test before he paid child support for Soul.
A second woman, Kimberly Baker, 29, came forward in May. She accused Hill of demonstrating “utter and abject unconcern” for their now-six-month-old baby girl, Trae Love Hill.
Baker is also receiving $2,500 a month in child support, but she told Broward County family court her child’s basic needs cost $10,000 a month.
Hill is already paying $13,500 in child support for three children he fathered with his ex-fiancée Crystal Espinal, 28.
An affidavit obtained by DailyMail.com reveals he grossed $1,540,285 per month in 2021 and paid $547,135 in income taxes for that year.
Espinal gave birth to their son, Zev, in 2015.
In March 2019, Hill and Espinal’s then-three-year-old son was placed in temporary foster care after he suffered a broken arm.
Hill is pictured on Dec. 30, 2018, leaning away from Zev at Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City, Missouri.
In April 2019, an audio recording leaked of Hill and Espinal discussing their son Zev’s broken arm. In the audio, Hill’s then-fiancée said their son was scared of him, to which Hill responded, “You should be afraid of me too, bitch.”
The Kansas City prosecutor’s office reopened an investigation into alleged child abuse by Hill, but the case was closed again.
Hill denied harming his son and apologized for the audio.
“On the audio, my bad language. I’m going to man up to that. I don’t want nobody talking to my little sister, my daughter that I have now, my mom like that. It’s very disrespectful,” he said.
In July 19, 2019, the NFL released a statement saying that Hill will not be suspended and that they found no evidence that Hill violated the NFL’s personal conduct policy.
Hill married his longtime girlfriend, social media influencer Keeta Vaccaro, 27, in November 2023.
