Dolphins wide receiver Tyreek Hill - who got married just last month - is hit with TWO new paternity suits from separate women who say they had his babies this year and demand a big chunk of his $30m salary

He's on pace to tear up the NFL record books - but Miami Dolphins wideout Tyreek Hill can't outrun his baby mamas.

The MVP candidate known as Cheetah for his blistering speed is on the receiving end of two new paternity suits from women chasing him for child support through the Florida courts, DailyMail.com can exclusively reveal.

One former flame blasts 29-year-old Hill for offering her $2,500-a-month after their son was born in February – a 'woefully inadequate' sum for a superstar athlete on a $30million annual salary.

The second accuses the philandering All-Pro – who last month married his longtime fiancée Keeta Vaccaro, 27 – of demonstrating 'utter and abject unconcern' for their now-six-month-old baby girl.

If the two women win their suits, Hill faces a massive hike on the $13,500 he already pays each month to support the three kids he has with ex-partner Crystal Espinal, 28.

The lovechild drama comes as Hill enjoys a season for the ages, rampaging for 1,542 yards and scoring 12 touchdowns in a dozen games for the AFC East-leading Dolphins.

He's on pace to become the first player in NFL history to record 2,000 receiving yards in a season but his checkered past could count against his bid to be the first ever wide receiver crowned most valuable player.

In 2015 Hill pleaded guilty to domestic assault and was kicked off the team at Oklahoma State for choking Espinal while she was pregnant with their first son, Zev Carter.

He was suspended by Kansas City in 2019 over alleged child abuse allegations but was reinstated after he pleaded his innocence and a district attorney determined there was insufficient evidence to prove he had broken Zev's arm.

Months later Espinal took Hill to court in Johnson County, Kansas to prove he was the father of twins Nakeem and Nyla and establish child support.

Those red flags didn't stop the Chiefs inking Hill to a three-year, $54 million extension before he caught nine passes for 105 yards to spark their winning 31-20 comeback in Superbowl LIV.

Hill joined Miami last year in a blockbuster trade and signed a record-breaking four-year, $120 million extension for a wide receiver before finishing the year with career highs in receptions and receiving yards.

Off the field he got into another scrap, however, when he was caught on CCTV allegedly slapping a Miami marina employee during a June 18 scuffle. The victim declined to press charges.

Brittany Lackner, the first of Hill's two new baby mamas came forward in January, saying she and Hill had sex in Florida the previous year and she was due to give birth within days.

Her petition, filed in Broward County, said a prenatal paternity test had already proved he was the father 'with greater than 99.9% probability'.

The 30-year-old beauty submitted more paperwork following the February 7 birth of Soul Corazon Hill, claiming that Hill had demanded a second DNA test before voluntarily paying her $2,500-a-month in child support.

She scoffed at the 'woefully inadequate amount', however, adding: 'The Father is a member of the Miami Dolphins earning a salary of $30,000,000 a year pursuant to a four-year contract … in stark contrast, the Mother is unemployed, has no income, is in debt, is on Medicaid, and has no means of support.'

Curvaceous Lackner, who has more than 30,000 followers on her travelwithbrittany TikTok account, posted photos of Soul in a Miami Dolphins Jersey with the number 10 and name Hill on the back after his birth.

Another snap posted to her account shows Hill pressing his hand to her baby bump while they posed together for a photo outside a red-carpet event in August 2022.

Hill filed a dueling paternity petition in Kansas, proposing joint custody arrangements and stating he was 'willing and able to perform parental duties for his minor child should he be determined to be the father'.

He tried to get the Broward suit tossed, arguing that Soul was conceived in Kansas and that Lackner moved to Fort Lauderdale purely for 'strategic' reasons, but judges in both states agreed Florida was the appropriate setting.

Hill sought a protection order to prevent his full financial details becoming public but an affidavit obtained by DailyMail.com reveals he grossed $1,540,285 per month in 2021 and paid $547,135 in tax.

The star player's monthly expenses included $13,500 in child support and $31,677 in household bills and mortgage payments on his $7 million, seven-bedroom mansion in swish Southwest Ranches.

The latest baby mama, Kimberly Baker, 29, came forward in May, claiming a paternity test would prove she and Hill conceived her newborn daughter Trae Love Hill when they hooked up in August 2022.

She was also receiving $2,500 each month from Hill, according to Broward County court filings, but said that caring for their little girl was costing her closer to $10,000.

Hill made a similar effort to get the suit dropped, accepting that DNA evidence proved he was the girl's dad but arguing that Baker was based in Los Angeles and had no grounds to sue for paternity in Florida.

'Before an unmarried father may be accorded standing to assert an interest in parental responsibility and/or timesharing, he must demonstrate that he has manifested substantial concern for the welfare of the child,' Baker's lawyers wrote in a scathing riposte.

'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.'

Both lawsuits are ongoing.

Hill proposed to Vaccaro, a wellness entrepreneur and the sister of former New Orleans Saints first rounder Kenny Vaccaro, in July 2021, finally tying the knot this past November 8 during the team's bye week.

He was previously engaged to Espinal however the pair split after he was investigated in 2019 over an incident in which their eldest boy suffered a broken arm at their Kansas home.

Johnson County District Attorney Steve Howe later released a statement explaining that he believed a crime had occurred but there was not enough evidence to charge anyone.

The next day, local station KCTV released secretly recorded audio from an airport in Dubai in which a man, believed to be Hill, threatened a woman, believed to be Espinal, as she accused him of hurting their child.

After being told the boy 'is terrified' of him, an enraged Hill responded: 'You need to be terrified of me, too, b***h.'

Howe reopened the investigation but closed it again several weeks later and Hill's NFL suspension was lifted.

While he continued to deny hurting his son, Hill did express regret about threatening Espinal, saying: 'I'm just here to man up to what I did.

'On the audio, my bad language. I'm going to man up to that. I don't want nobody talking to my little sister, my daughter that I have now, my mom like that. It's very disrespectful.'

Gossip sites have claimed that, prior to 2023, Hill already had four children, including another boy named Tyreek Hill Jr, who was born in 2019.

His recent court filings only list three previous kids, however.

Hill revealed in a recent episode of his It Needed To Be Said podcast that he's bequeathing his estimated $40 million fortune to his daughter Nyla, aged four.

'I put my daughter over all my boys. Yeah, because like I just know, out of all my boys are smart, all of my boys are, you know, well-minded,' he said.

'They're very disciplined, but there's just something about my daughter, like she's on a different level. I just gave her complete control over everything just in case something happens to me.'