NFL wide receiver Tyreek Hill has asked a court to force his estranged wife’s mother, Alesia Vaccaro, to turn over records he says are relevant to his ongoing legal dispute with Keeta Vaccaro.
According to court filings obtained by TMZ, Hill alleges that Alesia Vaccaro has not complied with a previous court order requiring her to produce text messages exchanged with her daughter, phone records, and other requested documents.
The filings state that the court directed Alesia to submit the materials in early June. Hill says he agreed to give her an additional two weeks to comply, but claims the records have still not been provided.
Hill’s legal team says Alesia’s attorney explained that she had suffered a stroke and intended to produce the requested documents before her deposition, which is scheduled for August. However, Hill argues that he was informed of her medical condition on May 27—more than eight weeks ago—and believes she has had adequate time to recover and fulfill the court’s order.
As a result, Hill is asking the court to require Alesia Vaccaro to hand over all requested communications and records within seven days.
The request is part of Hill’s ongoing divorce case with Keeta Vaccaro, who filed for divorce in 2025. The estranged couple remain involved in legal proceedings, including disputes over financial support.
