A model is suing Miami Dolphins star Tyreek Hill, alleging that his irate behavior precipitated a disastrous blocking exercise at his residence. Sophie Hall, a plus-size Instagram influencer with over 2 million followers, asserts she was invited to participate in an offensive line-blocking exercise on June 28, 2023, after observing Hill train in his backyard, according to a Daily Mail-published copy of the lawsuit.
Hall asserts that she successfully reversed Hill during her initial defensive line appearance, an account that elicited amusement from several witnesses, including Hill’s trainer, mother, and sister. Hill is officially listed by the NFL at 5-foot-10 and 191 pounds, whereas Hall stated in 2019 that she is 6-foot-1 and weighs 250 pounds.
Hill allegedly became “angry” and “embarrassed,” and insisted that they perform the exercise in opposite positions, according to Hall. Hall maintained her composure during the third rep, which was interrupted by a puppy. However, on the fourth rep, Hill allegedly charged into her “violently and with great force,” causing her “excruciating pain.”
Hall stated that a fracture in her right leg was subsequently diagnosed. The lawsuit includes X-rays and images of her limb, which reveal the apparent installation of two screws.
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Screencaps also contain Hill’s direct messages to her on Instagram after she enrolls her son in a football camp, which allegedly resulted in an invitation to his residence. Last July, Hall uploaded a video of herself in a wheelchair and cast, accompanied by the identical X-rays.
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“Tyreek Hill is a world-class athlete, a perennial Pro Bowler, a First Team All-Pro, and a National Football League superstar. He is known as the ‘Cheetah’ due to his amazing power and speed, and he makes his career by embarrassing and outperforming his opponents on the football field.
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“Unfortunately, after getting ‘humiliated’ in front of friends and family when he was knocked backward during a friendly football lesson by his friend Sophie Hall, Tyreek became enraged and forcefully and purposefully shoved Ms. Hall, severely fracturing her leg.”
Furthermore mentioned in the lawsuit is Hill’s “violent and aggressive behavior towards women.” That would be alluding to earlier instances in which Hill was expelled from Oklahoma State in 2014 following his arrest for domestic abuse; he subsequently entered a guilty plea to beating and strangling his girlfriend, who was 20 years old at the time.
In 2019, his fiancée videotaped him expressing that she and their 3-year-old son should be terrified of him, which led to his suspension from the Kansas City Chiefs. In that instance, he was not charged with anything.
In addition, a portion of Hill’s house caught fire last month, and it was discovered that a solitary child playing with a lighter started the fire. He agreed with a marina worker whom Hill was accused of slapping on the back of the head last year. While Hill is still among the NFL’s most prolific wide receivers, all of this has happened. Last season, on 119 catches and 171 targets, he recorded a career-high 1,799 receiving yards along with 13 touchdowns.