Travis Hunter's wife Leanna shares secret pregnancy selfie before having baby boy

Travis Hunter and his wife Leanna shocked the NFL world on Wednesday night when they not only announced her pregnancy with a picture on social media, but a video showing she gave birth to a son that looks like dad.
The 22-year-old star Jacksonville Jaguars two-way rookie out of the Colorado Buffaloes where he won a Heisman for coach Deion Sanders and his longtime girl since high school have had quite the offseason.
They bought a baller mansion in Florida after Hunter got his NFL money, and then they got married in May in Tennessee where Leanna Lenee stunned in her wedding dress, followed by an unreal gift surprise from Hunter. From there it was off to the honeymoon where she showed off a next-level hotel room.
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The couple welcomed their first child right before football season starts for Hunter and the Jaguars at home on September 7 vs. the Carolina Panthers. Hunter documented to experience with a YouTube video he titled “Dear Son…” and can be heard saying, “That baby looks just like me.” Also, “You did good baby.”
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On Thursday, Leanna posted on Instagram a picture during her secret pregnancy showing off her baby bump and said, “The most peaceful and beautiful experience of my life.”

Congrats to the happy couple and welcome to the world the newe little Jaguars fan.

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