It seems like every time we look at social media Miami Dolphins superstar wide receiver Tyreek Hill is in the news.
The multiple paternity suits hanging over the dynamic playmaker’s head have made news. It’s not always easy to tell what is accurate and what is media-enhanced hyperbole. His marriage became official in November, only to have Reek reportedly file for divorce in January, something he vehemently denies.
Also in January, Hill’s South Beach mansion caught fire following a child allegedly playing with a lighter.
That was followed by Hill calling out Maybach Music CEO Rick Ross for posting his burning house on social media and not reaching out to the Dolphins star.
He’s also being sued by plus-sized model Sophie Hall for allegedly breaking her leg stemming from football drills being done in his backyard.
This past weekend Hill was involved in another altercation, this time at popular comedian Kevin Hart’s comedy show in Atlanta, Georgia.
Hill Involved In Dispute, Left Scene Prior To Physical Altercation
Per TMZ, Hill was approached by a woman who claimed he was sitting in the seat that she paid for. Per those in attendance, the woman grabbed Hill, who abstained from causing a scene and making it worse.
Hill, whose current track record as it pertains to drama isn’t good thought better of it and left the scene.
Per reports that’s when things took a turn for the worse.
Hill’s friends got into it with those in attendance with the woman.
The dispute did get physical when the same woman, accompanied by a male companion, became involved in a verbal exchange with Tyreek’s friends. Tensions boiled over, leading to a physical confrontation when she allegedly pushed someone from the other group
Sounds like this woman wanted to fight any and everyone that was willing to engage in fisticuffs with her. She grabbed Hill and then pushed someone in his camp. Hill leaving the premises was the smart thing to do, but his name is connected to the situation because he was involved in the beginning.
Police say the woman was undoubtedly the aggressor in the altercation leading to her and her male companion’s arrest. But since no charges were pressed by Hill’s team they were eventually released.
Hill Needs To Keep His Nose Clean This Offseason
Hill will be entering year three of his four-year, $120 million deal he signed when he was traded by the Chiefs to Miami in March 2022. He’s put up some great numbers in those two seasons, with 238 receptions for 3,509 yards and 20 touchdowns. In 2023 he led the league in receiving yards and touchdowns.
But that hasn’t helped the Fins have any postseason losing twice in the wild card game. Watching the team (Kansas City) that traded him win back-to-back Super Bowls without him can’t sit well with Hill, who inexplicably said during an appearance on “The Pivot” podcast the Dolphins were still better than the Chiefs.
Delusion may be settling in for Hill, whose team lost to the Chiefs twice this past season once in Germany and once in Kansas City in the playoffs. Hill should focus on staying out of harm’s way this offseason.
