Travis Hunter’s wife Leanna stuns in custom Jaguars husband fit for her birthday

It’s Leanna Hunter’s 24th birthday, yet she rocked a custom Travis Hunter Jacksonville Jaguars fit on her big day.
The wife of the injured Jaguars two-way star rookie usually brings those looks on game days like her custom Jags jean shorts, and her Hunter boots winner. Also, this jersey one below.

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Travis is unfortunately home out for the season after tearing is LCL in his knee in a non-contact injury in practice on October 30 that required surgery. His wife has had to take care of him and their new baby son — she even dissed him with a “two babies” post while he recovers.
Travis always goes all out for Leanna, like her 23rd last year with an insane luxury brand shopping spree. This year he went over-the-top with decorations in their new insane Jacksonville mansion.

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Then, Leanna showed off her birthday fit with that Hunter top and jeans.
Leanna and Travis have been together since the 22-year-old football star was in high school in Georgia. They got married in Tennessee in May of this year.
She was at the center of a controversy for not standing during his Colorado Buffaloes Heisman Trophy celebration nearly a year ago.
They’ve since gotten married, moved to a new city and house, had a baby, and now celebrated her birthday.

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