Travis Hunter’s wife, Leanna, kept the Jaguars game-day spotlight to herself on Monday after posting a fresh Instagram look that had fans - and Josh Jacobs’ ex Ash Kaash - talking.
Leanna had attended Jacksonville’s 20-13 loss to the Denver Broncos on Sunday with the couple’s baby boy, and the next day she shared a photo from the parking lot in a custom Jags-inspired outfit. She wore a fitted light blue minidress with thin straps, stitched with Jaguars logos and the defensive back’s jersey number. Their son matched the vibe in a co-ord sweatshirt and shorts.
“Co, we missed you,” she captioned the post.
The look drew a quick reaction from Kaash, who left a two-word comment: “That girl.”
A fan also chimed in under the post with a simple verdict on the outfit.
“Badddieeee,” she commented.
On the field, Hunter helped Jacksonville build a 13-3 lead in the third quarter, but the Jaguars couldn’t finish the job. Leanna also seemed unhappy with coach Liam Coen’s use of the two-way star after the loss at Empower Field. On her Instagram story, she reposted an X message from a fan that said:
“What's the point of having a two-way player and you're not using him.”
The post came after Leanna had already marked Hunter’s second season with the Jaguars last week. She shared a sideline photo from Week 1 against the Cleveland Browns and wrote, “Year 2 baby,” as she wrapped a side hug around Hunter before Jacksonville rolled to a 34-10 win.
With the Jaguars set to face the New England Patriots on Sunday in Week 3, Leanna figures to be back in the stands again, cheering on her husband.
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