Tyreek Hill says he’s fired the ‘f***ing bonehead’ who filed for divorce from wife Keeta Vaccaro on his behalf WITHOUT approval

Tyreek Hill has revealed he has fired the “damn son of a bitch” who filed for divorce from his wife Keeta Vaccaro without his consent earlier this week.

On Tuesday, Broward County court records revealed that the Miami Dolphins wide receiver, who is the subject of paternity suits from two other women, filed for divorce nearly 11 weeks after their wedding.

Hill married Vaccaro, the sister of former NFL player Kenny Vaccaro, just 79 days ago on November 8 after getting engaged in 2021

It claimed Hill did this because their marriage was “irretrievably broken.”

But, speaking on a Twitch stream, the Miami Dolphins star has insisted he is not asking for a divorce and he has fired the person responsible for filing the court documents.

He said, “I just have to say it sucks that A, yeah, a lot of our stuff is public.

‘But behind closed doors, many people have also been fired because they just did things without saying ‘yes’.

‘It sucks that me and my wife have to go through this.

“Like, yeah, the public records say it and right now we’re at the point of fixing it – I fired the damn dumbass who made this mistake. Now it sucks.”

Despite court records showing he wants a divorce from Vaccaro, Hill immediately turned to X on Tuesday to strongly deny the divorce filing.

Quoting a post reporting the news, he said, “boy, no, we didn’t do that, so don’t throw that up in the air!!! We are happily married and will remain that way.

“I go on Twitter and see bs,” he added with a laughing emoji.

When contacted by Dailymail.com, Hill’s attorney declined to comment.

Dailymail.com revealed last month that Hill fathered children with three different women in four months, leading to paternity suits from two of his former flames.

He proposed to Vaccaro, a wellness entrepreneur and influencer and the sister of former New Orleans Saints first rounder Kenny, in July 2021 before ultimately tying the knot in Texas during a recent bye week.

The couple is believed to have been on and off during their 28-month engagement, and there’s no suggestion they were together when Hill reportedly put his three new baby mamas to bed in the summer of 2022.

While two of those former partners are suing the footballer, one of them rushed to his defense last month amid the latest controversy surrounding his personal life.

Camille Valmon, 33, told Dailymail.com: ‘I can’t say anything else about what he does outside of our parenting relationship because it’s just none of my business.

“But what I will say is that he is a great father, not just to our son, but to all his children.”

Hill — whose Dolphins were dumped out of the NFL playoffs by the Kansas City Chiefs earlier this month — is not on great terms with Brittany Lackner and Kimberly Baker, both of whom are pursuing him for paternity and child support in Broward County, Florida.

Lackner blasted Hill for offering her $2,500 a month after their son Soul was born in February, dismissing it in court as a “woefully inadequate” amount for an NFL player with a $30 million annual salary.

She came forward in January, saying she and Hill had sex in Florida the year before and that she was due to give birth within days.

Her petition stated that a prenatal paternity test had already proven that he was the father “with a probability of greater than 99.9%.”

Baker, meanwhile, is accusing the buccaneer All-Pro of showing “utter and despicable indifference” to their now six-month-old daughter, Trae.

She came forward in May, claiming a paternity test would prove she and Hill fathered her newborn daughter Trae Love Hill when they met in August 2022.

According to court documents, she also received $2,500 each month from Hill, but said caring for their little girl cost her nearly $10,000.

Hill’s controversial past also saw him plead guilty to domestic violence in 2015, after he was kicked off the Oklahoma State team for choking former fiancée Crystal Espinal – with whom he already has three children – while she was pregnant with their first son , Zev. Carter.

He was suspended by the Kansas City Chiefs in 2019 over alleged child abuse charges, but was reinstated after pleading his innocence and a prosecutor determined there was insufficient evidence to prove he broke Zev’s arm.

Months later, Espinal took Hill to court in Johnson County, Kansas, to prove he was the father of twins Nakeem and Nyla and to seek child support.

Then, after joining Miami in a blockbuster trade last year, Hill found himself in hot water again off the field when he was caught on CCTV punching a Miami Marina employee during a scuffle on June 18. The victim refused to press charges.