Travis Hunter's wife Leanna shares amazing update on baby with dad beaming

Jacksonville Jaguars rookie Travis Hunter and his wife Leanna shocked the NFL world when they not only announced she was pregnant, but already had the couple’s first child. Now, Leanna shared an amazing update on their baby boy.
The 22-year-old Hunter dropped a video on YouTube titled “Dear Son…” that showed them at the hospital and him talking about how the boy looked just like him.
After, Leanna revealed how she pulled off the secret pregnancy without anyone finding out.
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The new dad Hunter had a special message for his son, and got some fatherly advice from his former coach Deion Sanders.
Now, Leanna posted on TikTok Travis bringing the baby home out of the NICU in a sweet moment.
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Heartwarming: Jaguars rookie star WR/CB Travis Hunter and his wife Leanna Lenee officially took their baby boy home from the NICU today.
— Dov Kleiman (@NFL_DovKleiman) September 12, 2025
What a special moment captured 🥹❤️ pic.twitter.com/2bdCEb5Tte
That’s an awesome moment and Travis is beaming with that smile carrying his son.
Travis and the Jaguars are at the Cincinnati Bengals this weekend as they look to start the season 2-0. He’s already won the week at home with that moment with his new son.

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