Travis Hunter has been at the center of the football world over the past year.
Hunter played with Deion Sanders and the Colorado Buffaloes during his college football career, making a name for himself as one of the most intriguing prospects the NFL has ever seen.
After three years with Sanders, the wide receiver/cornerback made the move to the NFL. He was taken with the No. 2 overall pick in the NFL Draft, selected by the Jacksonville Jaguars.
Now, as Hunter prepares for the next journey in his football career, he's also taken a big step forward in his personal life.
On Saturday, the NFL posted a video from Hunter's wedding. The soon-to-be NFL rookie has officially married Leanna Lenee.
"A day these two will never forget," posted the official social media account of the NFL.
In the video from the wedding, Travis Hunter was seen surprising his wife with a custom black Mercedes.
According to Jenna Lemoncelli at Yahoo Sports, the two have been together since 2022. Throughout Hunter's final college football season at Colorado, Leanna and Hunter were vocal about their relationship, showcasing their bond on a joint YouTube channel that has over 110K subscribers.
Upon the release of the post, some fans took to social media, sharing their thoughts on the personal life update on Travis Hunter.
"Dudes a class act, wish him and his wife all the best," said one fan.
"Congratulations!!! ðð½," said another fan.
"I love you Travis but this could have waited frfr," mentioned one fan.
"Ain’t no way yall posted it tho," commented one fan.
"A day he will never forget," said one fan.
"Congratulations, beautiful couple ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️," said another fan.
Travis Hunter winning the Heisman Trophy.
Travis Hunter speaking after winning the Heisman Trophy.
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During his last season with the Colorado Buffaloes, Travis Hunter posted 15 touchdowns and 1,258 yards on 96 receptions, leading the team in all three categories.
On the defensive end, Hunter also had an extremely productive season.
As a cornerback, Hunter had one forced fumble, four interceptions, 11 pass deflections and 35 tackles.