NFL star Tyreek Hill hints he has TEN kids in new interview and insists he takes care of them all - but the $120m Miami Dolphins man, 30, admits it's distraction when they go to see him play football!

Tyreek Hill has appeared to confirm that he has as many as 10 children in a new interview reflecting on his journey to the top of the NFL.

The 30-year-old Miami Dolphins wide receiver, considered by many to be the fastest player in the NFL, faced two paternity suits last year while a third woman told DailyMail.Com that she also had a child with him. 

Hill also has three children from a previous relationship with ex-fiancee Crystal Espinal, meaning he had up to six children from four women, but in a new interview on the 'Million Dollaz Worth Of Game' YouTube channel, he didn't deny claims that the overall number is much higher.

Hill was asked by one of the hosts: 'You play offense but off the field, you're the all-time leading tackler. You've got 10 kids. You're just a family man!'

Hill bowed his head and while he didn't confirm the figure, he didn't reject the number 10 either - causing the hosts, rapper Gillie Da King and influencer Wallo 267 - to burst out laughing. 

Tyreek Hill appeared to confirm he has 10 children on his 'Million Dollaz Worth Of Game' chat

The Miami Dolphins star, 30, insisted that he takes care of all of his children

Hill's personal life has been thrust into the spotlight after DailyMail.com revealed that three different women came forward to allege they had children with the NFL star all within four months of each other

Hill, who has a couple of his sons playing in the background throughout the interview, says: 'Yeah man, I grew up in the south, man.

'You see what it is, you see my boys running around here. It don't matter how many kids I have, a lot of people won't be able to say Tyreek don't take care of his kids though.

'I think that's the biggest thing. I wish all of them would have been here. All my kids love coming to the game and stuff like that.

'Sometimes it can be so hard for me to like mentally lock in because I've got daughters too. You know how daughters be. They want to be daddy's girl, they want to be held and tough like that.

'Sometimes it is tough but at the same time, I've got to be aware I've still got a job to do. But I've got to be father to my kids in this small moment that I've got them here. It's a lot.'

Hill has played for the Miami Dolphins since 2022 in a trade from Kansas City Chiefs for a deal worth a total of $120million and $30million each year.

Hill's wife, Keeta Veccaro, makes a very brief appearance in the interview - Hill is not believed to have had children with her.

In March, Hill accused his 'f***ing bonehead lawyers' of filing for divorce on his behalf without permission just 76 days after the couple got married.

But  the Miami Dolphins receiver Hill has had three children with his ex-fiancee Crystal Espinal

NFL star Hill is not believed to have had children with his wife, Keeta Vaccaro (pictured)

The NFL star dropped his petition in Florida on January 30 - eight days after it was filed - with the matter 'dismissed, settled, or disposed before hearing'.

Hill married Vaccaro, the sister of former NFL player Kenny Vaccaro, on November 8 after getting engaged back in 2021.

In an interview on The Pivot, he said he and his wife argued when their talks about a postnup were discovered by friends.

'We had conversations about a postnup. That was really where it all spiraled from.

'All I'm going to say is, s*** gets weird when you tell people outside your family. You feel me? We're still fresh in the marriage thing. We're still learning, man.'

DailyMail.Com reported in March that Hill has settled with one of the baby mamas chasing him through the Florida courts for child support.

Brittany Lackner, 30, filed a paternity suit against the speedy wide receiver, 29, claiming he was the father of her little boy, Soul Corazon Hill, born in February 2023.

She blasted Hill for offering her just $2,500-a-month which she said was 'woefully inadequate' for an NFL player on a $30million annual salary.

'In stark contrast, the Mother is unemployed, has no income, is in debt, is on Medicaid, and has no means of support,' her lawyers protested in Broward County court filings.

After a 12-month legal scrimmage, the pair agreed a confidential deal and Hill has been officially declared the one-year-old's dad, DailyMail.com can disclose.

Hill signed for the Miami Dolphins in 2022 on a $120million deal worth around $30m a year

Last year, Hill faced two paternity suits and another woman said she had a child with him

The ruling closes the book on Lackner's suit but Hill – nicknamed Cheetah for his blistering pace – is still headed to trial to determine if he impregnated a second mom, Kimberly Kaylee Baker.

Baker, 29, came forward last May, claiming a paternity test would prove her newborn daughter Trae Love Hill was conceived during a hookup with Hill the previous August.

'The Father has in fact demonstrated utter and abject unconcern for the child in wholly failing to act as a parent and is completely failing to support the child,' her lawyers alleged in court filings.

The baby blitz didn't end there, however, as a third woman, Camille Valmon, claimed to have had a son with Hill in March of last year, bringing his tally to three in four months and at least six kids in total.

Hill and Valmon, 33, appear to be on good terms, however, with the five-time All Pro frequently appearing on her social media pages, often cradling and spoiling her little boy, Tyreek Hill Jr.

Hill said his kids love watching him play in the NFL but having them there can be distracting

'I can't speak on anything else that he has going on outside of our parenting relationship because it's simply none of my business,' Valmon told DailyMail.com in December.

'But what I will say is he is a great father not only to our son but to all of his children.'

On the field Hill had an incredible 2023 season, finishing with an NFL-leading 1,799 receiving yards and 13 touchdowns before Miami lost to the Chiefs, his former team, in the AFC Wild Card Game. 

The Chiefs went on to win the Super Bowl for a second straight season.