Dolphins receiver Hill is shirtless in the candid photo from the hospital, looking down at his latest child, while the caption on the post reads: ‘Daddy holding me for the first time.’

Fans were quick to congratulate Hill and Vaccaro on their new arrival, while also noticing a bizarre detail in the photograph.

Despite him joining Miami in 2022, it appears the wide receiver still holds a special place in his heart for his former team the Kansas City Chiefs – after it was spotted that he is still wearing the team’s tracksuit two years on.

Instagram users were able to zoom in on the photo to confirm the presence of the Chiefs logo on Hill’s pants, after he spent six seasons with the team.

He was drafted by the Chiefs in the fifth round back in 2016, going on to become a Super Bowl champion and three-time First Team All-Pro.

He has played for the Dolphins for the past three seasons, and Miami fans may be a little disappointed to see their star man repping another team.

The birth of Hill’s daughter Capri marks the latest child to be added to his roster, and it is unclear exactly how many kids the 30-year-old has.

As first reported by DailyMail.com back in June, a Florida court declared the NFL star to be the father of yet another little girl, taking his unofficial number of children to seven, by four different women.

That has now become eight by five women with the birth of Capri, though various rumors claim the Dolphins wide receiver has as many as 11 children dotted around the nation.

Prior to his June paternity ruling, Hill was already paying $13,500 in monthly child support for his three children with former fiancee Crystal Espinal.

In a separate Broward County paternity suit filed last year he was declared the dad of Soul Corazon Hill, born in February 2023.

The boy’s mom, Brittany Lackner, 30, said his initial offer of $2,500-a-month was ‘woefully inadequate’ for someone on a $30million salary before the pair reached a confidential deal.

Camille Valmon, 33, confirmed to DailyMail.com last year that Hill was also the father of her son Tyreek Hill Jr., born March 2023, insisting: ‘He is a great father not only to our son but to all of his children.’

The former Chiefs wideout has been photographed on social media cradling a five-year-old boy growing up in Kansas City, though the child’s mom did not return calls for comment.

In an April interview with the ‘Million Dollaz Worth Of Game’ YouTube channel it was put to Hill that he had as many as 10 kids.

He didn’t confirm, nor deny the tally but instead insisted : ‘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.’