Travis Hunter's wife Leanna Lenee opened up about the NFL rookie waiting outside while she partied with friends
Travis Hunter and his wife, Leanna Lenee, tied the knot in May but the two continued to get dragged into controversies. While both Travis Hunter and Leanna Lenee have remained silent amid all the mess, many fans have speculated that the power couple might just be heading for a separation soon.
The two are not new to such speculations and a few months ago, Leanna Lenee's statements had gotten them brutally trolled.
Travis Hunter's wife, Leanna Lenee, revealed that she partied without the
NFL rookie
as he waited outside for her
A few months ago, Travis Hunter's now wife, Leanna Lenee, had spoken about attending parties without the Heisman Trophy winner and how secured he was in their relationship.
In a TikTok video, Leanna Lenee said, 'I'm Hispanic, so I have tequila in my veins. So l drink...And I used to party and stuff, and he would literally drive me, sit outside for hours, while I'm inside, like partying, and then (he'd) take us home,'
Leanna Lenee added, 'He never tried to be like, 'Oh, just because I don't drink, you can't drink, or you can't hang out with your friends.''
Travis Hunter and Leanna Lenee tried to go off social media to escape the trolling they received
While this shows how committed Travis Hunter has been towards Leanna Lenee, these statements had gotten the couple brutally trolled.
A few days after Leanna Lenee had made such statements, she was forced to delete her social media accounts in December 2024 because of how much she was getting trolled by fans.
While Travis Hunter stood up for Leanna Lenee multiple times, the trolling also forced the now Jacksonville Jaguars' rookie to deactivate his social media accounts for a few days.
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Many fans thought this might be the end of Travis Hunter's controversial relationship with Leanna Lenee but the two shocked everyone as they continued to be very much in love.
A few months later, in May 2025, Travis Hunter and Leanna Lenee tied the knot and Lenee decided to come back on social media.
While their divorce rumours remain unconfirmed, it seems Travis Hunter and Leanna Lenee are staying away from the public eye.
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