Former Miami Dolphin Tyreek Hill has settled his lawsuit with a social media personality who accused him of breaking her leg during what was supposed to be a playful scrimmage at his Southwest Ranches home in 2023.
Sophie Hall, 36, was on the stand Thursday and part of Friday, laying out her contention that Hill was humiliated when she successfully pushed him back during a practice game on his property. Hill, she said, responded aggressively to subsequent plays, which she did not realize fractured a bone in her leg until days later. Hill’s lawyer contended she was hurt when she slipped on his dog.
In the time between the injury and the diagnosis, Hall admitted that she and Hill remained on good terms and were, in fact, intimate.
The settlement was announced late Friday. Broward Circuit Judge David Haimes announced in court that the plaintiff, Hall, was dropping accusations of assault and battery, while Hill was willing to settle a claim of negligence. Hall, a plus-size model with a substantial following on Instagram and OnlyFans, had asked for more than $75,000 when she originally filed suit.
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Former Miami Dolphins wide receiver Tyreek Hill is shown at the defense table on Thursday as his trial opens at the Broward County Courthouse in Fort Lauderdale. A lawsuit brought by Sophie Hall, a social media influencer and model, claims that Hill intentionally broke her leg during a backyard football lesson at his Southwest Ranches home. The case was settled late Friday. (Amy Beth Bennett / South Florida Sun Sentinel)