The Jacksonville Jaguars selected Travis Hunter with the second overall pick in the 2025 NFL Draft after aggressively trading their fifth pick, a second-rounder, and a 2026 first-round pick to the Cleveland Browns.
Unfortunately, his solid rookie season ended after seven games due to a knee injury during an October practice. Before the injury, he caught 28 receptions for 298 yards and a touchdown on offense, along with 15 tackles and three pass breakups on defense.
Before the season-ending heartbreak, Hunter made his own family by marrying his longtime girlfriend, Leanna Lenee, in May 2025, after the two began dating in 2022. Their relationship has been a frequent topic of online rumors, including unverified claims of infidelity in late 2024 that Hunter dismissed as false. The couple had their first child in August 2025.
Three months after the wedding, another viral post claimed Lenee had filed for divorce and was seeking $40 million, but the claim was quickly debunked. Now, a new fake claim is making the rounds once again, and the internet is starting to trust it without further verification.
Fake rumor claims Travis Hunter regrets skipping prenup after wife Leanna Lenee’s cheating bombshell
A post from parody account @obsrvate went viral on social media this week, claiming Hunter posted a video saying he regrets not getting a prenup, having caught Leanna cheating for the third time, and that he now owes her $200K per month.
Travis Hunter Gets His Wife Leannas Face Tatted on Chest
Apr 24, 2025; Green Bay, WI, USA; Colorado Buffaloes wide receiver Travis Hunter with his mother Ferrante Harris and his fiancee Leanna Lenee on the red carpet before the 2025 NFL Draft at Lambeau Field. Mandatory Credit: Kirby Lee-Imagn Images
Jacksonville Jaguars wide receiver Travis Hunter (12) yells as his is introduced before an NFL football matchup at EverBank Stadium, Sunday, Sept. 21, 2025, in Jacksonville, Fla. The Jaguars defeated the Texans 17-10.
But in the actual clip, the 22-year-old could be seen walking outside at an event near a Polynesian Bowl tent in a pink t-shirt. He was laughing and hyping up the crowd,saying, “Woo, I love Hawaii. Went to the beach today. Had a fun time.”
Travis Hunter posted a video saying he regrets not listening to everyone telling him to have his wife Leanna sign a prenup when they got married 😳
“I caught her cheating for the 3rd time last week in my house”
“I gotta pay her 200k a month she didn’t want to sign the prenup” pic.twitter.com/QyoV27xKKb
— Obsrvate (@obsrvate) March 11, 2026
The fabricated claim is the latest in a long line of viral hit jobs on Hunter and Lenee’s marriage, and it landed because the couple faced several viral controversies and false claims.
For years, critics labelled Leanna a “gold digger” and always wanted to save him from her. This intensified in 2025 due to a photo of a tattoo on her ring finger that some falsely claimed was a dollar sign.
After Hunter won the Heisman in 2024, fans claimed Leanna looked “agitated” or refused to stand and celebrate. She later explained she was simply overwhelmed with emotion and didn’t want to block the cameras.
Plus, before their actual child was born, the couple faced false claims about expecting twins. Another malicious rumor in early 2025 falsely alleged a domestic violence incident involving a “thrown phone,” which was never substantiated.
This new false claim about cheating has just been added to the list.
Fans react to the fake cheating claim
The majority of folks didn’t do fact-checking before typing.
One fanwrote, “She got that rookie contract money.”
Another fannoted, “I warned him.”
A thirdadded, “He’s learned the hard way.”
The fourth onepenned, “So get the best attorney team possible and peace out that broad. What an idiot for keeping her around in the first place. Dummy lived in Colorado and did not touch one snow bunny.”
The fifth fanclaimed, “How do you allow that to happen 3 times — she must know something we don’t.”
None of it is based on anything Hunter actually said. He should be cleared for full football activities by May, in time for OTAs. The Jaguars plan to use him as a full-time starting cornerback and a part-time wide receiver. Shifting his focus primarily to defense is a significant move to keep their key asset healthy and avoid further injury setbacks.