Travis Hunter’s relationship with his wife, Leanna Lenee has been a topic of discussion ever since speculation of cheating and divorce surfaced against her last year. Despite the couple putting those rumors to bed, they continue to go viral on social media.
The latest to hit the Jacksonville Jaguars star concerns a viral video in which he purportedly talks about his divorce with Leanna Lenee amid the debunked cheating rumors. In the video, Hunter purportedly states that he caught his wife cheating and they have entered divorce proceedings, by which he had to pay $200,000 a month to Leanna Lenee.
“I gotta pay her 200k a month for the rest of my life she played me chat” he purportedly says in the video.
However, Ht.com can confirm that the video is fake. Travis Hunter and Leanna Lenee are still married, and there are no reports of them filing for a divorce.
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Here’s the viral video:
Travis Hunter Cheating Rumor Explained
The rumors about Travis Hunter’s wife cheating on him surfaced in the summer of 2025. The hoaxes claimed Leanna Lenee filed for divorce seeking $40 million: roughly his full rookie Jaguars contract.
The claims stemmed from a misinterpreted TikTok video where Lenee, emotional post-shower, discussed mental health struggles amid online hate, labeling her a “gold digger.” The video was from December 2024, and Lenee did not discuss her marital issues in it, as the hoxes claimed.
Notably, Hunter has not issued a direct public statement addressing the rumors. Instead, he and his wife Leanna Lenee countered them indirectly through social media posts where they were seen happy together.
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Hunter and Leanna met in 2022 in college and got married in May 2025. They recently announced the birth of their first child.
Travis Hunter Injury Update
Travis Hunter suffered a torn LCL in his right knee during practice in October 2025. He underwent season-ending knee surgery and was placed on injured reserve. The expected recovery timeline was about six months. Jaguars had said that he would return for offseason workouts ahead of the upcoming season.
Before his injury, he played seven games for the Jaguars, recording 28 receptions for 298 yards with one touchdown. A two-way player, he also recorded 15 tackles and three pass breakups.