Miami Dolphins receiver Tyreek Hill is facing two paternity lawsuits brought against him by two women, Brittany Lackner and Kimberly Baker, both of whom claim that he is the father of their children born in 2023, according to court documents obtained by The Daily Mail. Lackner alleged that she gave birth to her son, Soul Corazon Hill, on February 7, 2023, after claiming to have had a sexual encounter with Hill in Florida in 2022. She further stated that a prenatal paternity test confirmed Hill as the father with more than 99.9% probability. Lackner filed a lawsuit demanding more child support than the $2,500 per month that Hill already pays, arguing that the amount is insufficient given Hill's $30 million annual salary as a member of the Miami Dolphins. Lackner pointed out that she is unemployed, in debt, and has no means of support, while Hill is one of the highest-paid receivers in the NFL.

In a separate lawsuit, Baker accused Hill of showing no concern for her six-month-old daughter, Trae Love Hill, whom she claims was conceived during an encounter with Hill in August. Baker stated that the $2,500 monthly support she receives from Hill is inadequate to cover the expenses of raising the child, which she estimates to be up to $10,000. Hill's legal team attempted to have Baker's lawsuit dismissed, arguing that Baker had no grounds to sue for paternity in Florida as she is based in Los Angeles. Despite accepting the DNA evidence proving his paternity, Hill argued that Baker should not have standing to assert an interest in parental responsibility and timesharing, as she has allegedly failed to demonstrate substantial concern for the child's welfare.

Meanwhile, Tyreek Hill's wife, Keeta Vaccaro, showed support for her husband by posting a photo of him on her Instagram Story alongside a white heart emoji. Hill had shared the same photo on his Instagram Story earlier that day with the same emoji. Vaccaro also shared a photo on her Instagram Story, revealing that she had taken a workout class at Barry's Bootcamp. However, neither Hill nor Vaccaro have publicly addressed the paternity lawsuits.

The Dolphins have not yet responded to requests for comment regarding the lawsuits. Hill, who leads the NFL with 1,542 receiving yards and 12 touchdowns, did not practice on Thursday due to an ankle injury sustained during Monday's game against the Titans. He described receiving a text from Vaccaro that motivated him to stay in the game despite the pain. The Dolphins are now preparing to face the Jets on Sunday, aiming to bounce back from their 28-27 loss to Tennessee.

Tyreek Hill married Keeta Vaccaro in November at a Texas courthouse, just over two years after announcing their engagement on social media in July 2021. Hill has been open about keeping his personal life private and not allowing many people into their personal lives. Despite this, Vaccaro attended the Dolphins-Titans game on Monday, sharing a video on TikTok of herself in a private suite wearing Hill's No. 10 jersey.

It is worth noting that Tyreek Hill already pays $13,500 in child support for three children he shares with his ex-fiancee, Crystal Espinal. Hill reportedly stated on his podcast, "It Needed To Be Said," that he plans to retire at the end of his current contract, which expires after the 2025 season when he will be 31 years old. He also mentioned that he intends to leave his $40 million fortune to his 4-year-old daughter, Nyla.

As of now, Hill has not commented on the paternity lawsuits, and it remains to be seen how the legal proceedings will unfold.