Tyreek Hill’s estranged wife, Keeta Hill, revealed the alleged number of kids the NFL star has as she pleaded for temporary exclusive use of the home amid their divorce, In Touch can exclusively report.

According to court documents obtained by In Touch, Keeta argued Tyreek’s behavior warranted her request being granted.

In her filing, Keeta said she filed for divorce on April 8, “following an altercation on April 7” at the parties’ home “during which [Tyreek] conducted himself in a threatening, violent, abusive and unsafe manner toward” toward “[Keeta], toward her mother and toward the parties’ four-and-one-half-month-old daughter.”

In her filing, she said she was not placing the facts of the incident in the court file “out of concern for the privacy of the family.”

Keeta claimed that on April 17, after having spent the two previous nights out of the home, Tyreek, 31, returned to the home and announced he was taking the baby, despite her objections.

“The husband has never taken care of the baby, never bathed her, never changed a diaper, never dressed her and never put her to bed. He has never been along with the baby,” Keeta’s filing read. “[Tyreek] has no sincere desire to spend time with the baby, to assume parental responsibilities for the baby or to be personally involved with the baby.”

“[Tyreek’s] track record for involvement as a parent is well-established as he has many, many other children,” Keeta’s lawyer said.

“[Tyreek] is unable to place the needs of the child over this needs; his impulsive, unpredictable behavior and his plan to delegate the child’s care to others is not in the best interests of and is harmful to the children,” the motion added.

Keeta claimed Tyreek listed the home they share for sale after the altercation, took her car and told her to get out.

Her motion read, “[Tyreek] has leased a new luxury apartment for himself; however, he refuses to allow [Keeta] to have exclusive use and possession of the marital home pendente lite because he wants to come and go and send his family members to the home whenever he pleases, regardless of [Keeta’s] and the child’s schedule. This is an additional element of coercive control that [Tyreek] is trying to exert over [Keeta].”

Keeta said 50/50 custody would not be appropriate until Tyreek “learns to respect boundaries and to place the baby’s needs over his own impulses and desires.”

She asked the court to award her exclusive use of the $4.8 million Miami condo, custody of the child and for Tyreek to have supervised visitation.

In a separate motion, Keeta demanded Tyreek be ordered to pay her attorney fees to level the playing field.

She argued Tyreek was a professional athlete with an “army of professionals (lawyers, bankers, advisors etc) plus practically unlimited financial resources to pay them, against a financial dependent wife with a child under the age of six months.”

Keeta said she liquidated a significant portion of her savings to hire a divorce lawyer.

However, she said the retainer will soon be exhausted and she will need more funds.

“Through counsel, [Keeta] proceeded to make reasonable requests of [Tyreek], asking for temporary exclusive use and possession of the parties’ condominium and asking him to maintain the financial status quo so that she and the parties’ baby daughter would not be vulnerable”, her motion stated.

“[Keeta’s] requests were denied, requiring [Keeta] to expend substantial attorneys’ time and labor to prepare and file motions and seek court hearings which will be costly to litigate. In the meantime, she and the child remain vulnerable and without financial resources.”

Keeta claimed Tyreek had no problem paying around $90,000 for a private jet and $30,000 for a rental home when the family went to Aspen for three days less than a month ago.

“[Tyreek’s] unreasonableness foreshadows that a costly court battle will be necessary,” Keeta’s lawyer noted. In addition, Keeta’s lawyer alleged, “It has become clear that [Tyreek] has an elaborate corporate structure in place to divert his marital income from being transparent and to hide martial assets from [Keeta] and from this court.”

Keeta argued she would need to hire a forensic accountant to investigate. Keeta also claimed that Tyreek has “ten other children, some of whom he does not even spend time with.”

The NFL star has been rumored to have had five children in the past year.

Earlier this year, Daily Mail reported Tyreek was rumored to have around seven children. In her motion, Keeta demanded the court award her a substantial award of attorney fees to allow her to continue fighting Tyreek in court.

As In Touch first reported, Keeta also demanded the court restore access to debit cards she alleged Tyreek cut off after their split.

Tyreek’s lawyer, Michael Gottlieb, previously In Touch, “Mr. Hill denies the allegations in the recently filed pleadings; they are false and disparaging. Allegations such as this should be taken with caution as they strategically lodged to gain advantages in child support and time sharing. We adamantly deny these allegations and look forward to proving them to be false in court.”

Tyreek’s team, the Miami Dolphins, released a statement about the incident last month at his home involving police.

“On Monday, we were informed that the police were called to Tyreek Hill’s home, and after conversations with Tyreek and members of his family, the police departed the residence without further incident and the case was closed,” a rep for the team said. “We have since been in communication with Tyreek and the NFL and will have no further comment on the matter.”

As In Touch previously reported, back in early 2024, Tyreek filed for divorce from Keeta but then withdrew the petition. He blamed a member of his team for the filing, who he said had been fired.