After exchanging vows on May 24 at The Barn at Faith Farms in Tennessee, Travis Hunter and Leanna Lenee escaped to Turks and Caicos for a dreamy honeymoon.
They stayed in a two-story beachfront villa at Rock House Resort, complete with private infinity pools and stunning ocean views. Leanna treated fans to a full TikTok tour—showing off the spacious living area, master bedroom, oversized shower, and balcony overlooking yachts and crystal-clear water.
On Wednesday, she shared two solo shots from their getaway: wearing a black swimsuit with a knitted skirt against the turquoise sea as her backdrop. The couple has been together since 2022 and publicly announced their relationship after a Hawaii vacation. Earlier this year, Travis proposed to Leanna in dramatic fashion during a romantic trip to Las Croabas, Puerto Rico.
“I wanted the moment to be about him”: Travis Hunter’s wife clears the air after backlash during Jaguars rookie’s Heisman Trophy Win
Travis Hunter’s relationship with Leanna Lenee hasn’t been all flowers and chocolates, as they also got scrutinized by the public, especially after he won the Heisman Trophy in December where fans noticed that Lenee stayed seated as Hunter’s name was announced, while everybody got up and cheered for the two-way phenom.
Leanna addressed it in an 8‑minute TikTok video. When asked if she hesitated, she explained:
“When his name was called, I instantly was going to get up. If you watch the video, his mom didn’t get up, so I was, like, ‘Oh, maybe I don’t get up, I just sit here.’”
She added that she wanted to soak in the moment personally—but still be focused on Hunter and his family:
“No one told me to stand up… I was just sitting there crying, I wanted to take it in—I was super excited for him. But I wanted the moment to be about him and his family.”
Travis Hunter stood by her during a Twitch session, making it clear there’s no bad blood.
Now drafted No. 2 overall by the Jacksonville Jaguars in the 2025 NFL Draft, Hunter has Leanna at his side as he steps into the next chapter of his career—and life.
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