Tyreek Hill Divorce Turns Heated as Judge Calls Out Keeta Hill’s $196K Bentley and $38K Budget

The divorce battle between Tyreek Hill and Keeta Hill is exposing some serious drama and even more serious spending habits.

While the 31-year-old NFL star has been ordered to pay $5,500 a month in temporary alimony, the real headline is the judge’s reaction to Keeta’s financial choices since their split began.

According to Us Weekly, court documents show that Keeta requested a monthly support check of $37,958 to cover her lifestyle. However, the judge wasn’t moved by her list of “needs,” which included nearly $4,000 for cosmetics and toiletries, $4,000 for clothes, and over $3,300 for grooming every single month. During the hearing, the judge didn’t hold back, stating, “The court finds that the wife’s ‘wants’ are exorbitant and well above the maintenance required to support her during the” pending divorce.

One of the biggest points of contention was how Keeta handled a $100,000 car allowance Tyreek voluntarily gave her. Instead of sticking to the budget, Keeta reportedly dropped $196,000 on a brand-new Bentley, putting her nearly $100,000 over the limit. The judge called the move “excessive and unnecessary,” especially since Keeta also spent thousands on business ventures and an investment account while her current business allegedly generates zero income.

Despite her claims of financial hardship, Tyreek is still footing the bill for a luxury lifestyle, paying nearly $20,000 monthly for her condo in the Porsche Design Tower, along with child support and health insurance.

The court noted that out of the $714,000 Tyreek has already provided, which included a massive $500,000 for legal fees, Keeta only had about $19,000 left in cash at the time of the hearing.

“Albeit the money was provided to the wife by [Tyreek] without conditions, the wife’s use of the funds is indicative of her financial priorities,” the judge noted.

Keeta told the court she plans to start graduate school this month and even asked for $5,000 a month to pay her own mother for childcare while she’s in class. While her team continues to push for retroactive support dating back to April 2025, the court seems focused on reigning in her spending for now.

This financial tug-of-war is just the latest in a divorce that has seen everything from domestic violence allegations to police calls. As Keeta prepares for her next chapter, she’ll have to do it on a much tighter budget than the Bentley-driving lifestyle she envisioned.