Leanna Lenee is once again answering for rumors that have followed her relationship with Travis Hunter online, and this time she says the story behind the latest round of speculation is flat-out wrong.
A resurfaced photo sparked claims that Lenee cheated on the Jacksonville Jaguars star with a mystery man, but she pushed back in a recent TikTok video and said the image came from a time before she ever met Hunter. “The funniest part about this comment is like I literally never cheated,” she insisted.
Lenee explained that the interaction in question happened at a party while she was dating someone else. She said it lasted only a few minutes and had nothing to do with Hunter.
“I hadn’t met him in person at that time, definitely wasn’t dating him.” She also said she never spoke to the man again after that night.
“He just wanted his 15 minutes of fame, and y’all gave it to him,” she added. “But I never cheated.”
The rumors are just the latest chapter in a relationship that has been under a microscope for a while. Travis married Leanna in May 2025 after dating for more than three years, and they welcomed their first child later that year.
The speculation around them isn’t new, either. Around the time Hunter won the Heisman Trophy, similar cheating allegations spread on social media, and the former Colorado star addressed them by asking people to leave him and his partner alone.
While the noise continues off the field, Hunter is preparing for his second NFL season. The Heisman Trophy winner is expected to play a major role for Jacksonville after a knee injury ended his rookie year early. Jaguars head coach Liam Coen has said Hunter looks stronger, and general manager James Gladstone recently said his recovery is ahead of schedule.
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