Travis Hunter goes all out for wife Leanna’s birthday decorating baller mansion

Travis Hunter went all out for his wife Leanna’s birthday decorating their baller new Jacksonville mansion.
The Jacksonville Jaguars two-way rookie star is out for the season after injuring his knee in a non-contact injury in practice on October 30 that required surgery. While his wife has had to help take care of him where she dissed him in a post as she’s also taking care of their first child, a son who looks like dad they shockingly announced was born before the NFL season started.

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Hunter was coming off his biggest game of the season before the injury where he had over 100 yards receiving and his first NFL touchdown, which his wife talked smack about.
The injury didn’t stop Hunter from planning some awesome birthday decorations for his wife and baby’s mama. Last year, he did the same and surprised her with a crazy luxury shopping spree.
This time it was their new home with a Hello Kitty theme for her 24th.



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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 with him throughout his time in college, including his 2024 season at Colorado and on his big Heisman night where she took heat for not standing up.
That’s all in the past, and no doubt, her 24th is a day she’ll always remember with those decorations. Well done, Travis.

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