Tyreek Hill angry with rapper Rick Ross for filming his burning $6.9million Florida mansion in January instead of helping the Miami Dolphins star: 'I can't f*** with you no more bro'

Miami Dolphins wide receiver Tyreek Hill has a problem with his neighbor, Rick Ross, after video went viral of the Florida rapper filming as Hill's house burned.

When Hill's house caught on fire back in January, Ross took to Instagram and filmed as firefighters responded to the scene.

While Ross speculated what could have been the cause of the blaze, Hill was away from the house.

On an episode of 'The Pivot' podcast, Hill expressed his displeasure at the rapper giving social media updates as his house was burning.

“First off I just wanna say, Rick Ross, bro, I can’t vibe with you now bro,' Hill said. 'I can’t f**k with you no more bro.

Tyreek Hill took issue with Miami rapper Rick Ross filming as the wideout's house burned 

In January, Ross filmed from his front lawn outside his mansion watching first responders

'Rick Ross man. You had the audacity to talk to a fireman instead of come protect. You got my number bro.”

He continued, “You get on Twitter, posting me all over Twitter, like, after what me and my family went through. You’re supposed to be the neighbor. The neighborhood hero!”

Ross then responded on Instagram, 'Tyreek Hill, I wasn't picking on you homie. I wasn't picking on you at all.

Back on January 3, the day of the fire, Ross filmed the scene from his front lawn as fire trucks raced down the street.

'Lil bro gon' have to build a new crib, it's all good tho. Dropped 10 [million] on this one, ya heard me? You build another one you feel me? Live it up,' Ross said.

Fortunately, no one was injured as a result of the fire - something Ross heard first hand from those on the scene. 

'God is great it's unfortunate the house caught on fire across the street, but I checked with the firefighters, there was no one that was injured. 

'Everybody was out of the house, the fire is under control. God bless the homie, you already know.'

Over two million dollars worth of damage was caused by a fire at Tyreek Hill's Florida mansion 

Hill bought the seven-bedroom property in Southwest Ranches, Florida, back in 2022

Ross guessed that an electrical fire was the cause of the blaze, but that was incorrect. Rather, it started because a child in the house was playing with a lighter. 

Authorities believe a four-year-old was playing with the device, believing it was a toy, and then threw it once another toy they were playing with was lit on fire. 

Hill's house suffered from $2.3million worth of damages and about $1m worth of possessions were destroyed.