Travis Hunter is reflecting on his wedding day to longtime love Leanna Lenee.
On Monday, the rookie Jaguars wide receiver and cornerback shared a handful of new Instagram photos from Saturday’s lavish ceremony, including the moment the newlyweds kissed at the altar.
“Just two kids living out everything they talked about at 18 & 19 years old. 224,” Hunter captioned the post.
Hunter, 22, and Lenee celebrated their union with loved ones at The Barn at Faith Farms in Tennessee.
The bride stunned in two gorgeous looks created by designer Justin Alexander.
“On 02/26/2022 you first asked me to be your girlfriend. Now 3.5 years later, on 05/24/2025, I became your wife. You make me the happiest woman on this planet and I am so excited to spend forever with you,” the newlywed gushed Monday on Instagram.
Lenee, who revealed her engagement to Hunter in 2024, received a lavish gift from her husband on the big day, a Mercedes-Benz AMG G63 Brabus 800 worth a reported six figures. Hunter’s first NFL contract is estimated to be worth more than $40 million.
It’s been a life-changing spring for Lenee and Hunter, who the Jaguars selected second overall out of Colorado in the 2025 NFL Draft last month following a shocking first-round trade with the Browns.
Lenee made a rare appearance at the draft festivities in Green Bay, where she walked the red carpet with Hunter.
The couple had taken a step back from the public eye following an appearance at the Heisman Trophy ceremony in New York this past December, when Lenee was publicly ridiculed for her demeanor at the event.
Hunter was awarded the Heisman Trophy, edging out former Boise State running back Ashton Jeanty and quarterbacks Dillon Gabriel and Cam Ward, who played at Oregon and Miami, respectively.
With Hunter embracing his new chapter as a husband and NFL player, the two-way sensation is eager to see how his rookie year will unfold.
“I’ve just got to come and do my job. My job is to come out and be Travis Hunter — come out and play how they envision me to play and exceed all the expectations,” he said in April.
The Jaguars host the Panthers in Week 1.
Jacksonville finished the 2024 season at 4-13.
