Jaguars two-way star Travis Hunter and Leanna Lenee were married Saturday in a lavish ceremony that reportedly took place in Tennessee.

The couple, who went public with their relationship in 2022 and announced their engagement in 2024, were surrounded by family and friends at The Barn at Faith Farms, according to the Daily Mail, and Hunter — wearing a white suit — surprised his wife with a Mercedes-Benz AMG G63 Brabus 800 that’s reportedly worth six figures.

Lenee cut the covering and wrapping around the car to reach Hunter’s gift, and the couple turned toward each other as members of the audience cheered.

The couple previously shared that they met when Lenee, who graduated from Kennesaw State University in 2022, was 19 years old, and their romantic relationship was fueled by attending a birthday party together. 

Last month, Lenee walked the red carpet ahead of the NFL draft with Hunter — the 22-year-old star cornerback and receiver who Jacksonville traded up to select No. 2 overall out of Colorado — and his mother, marking a rare public appearance for the couple following the Heisman Trophy ceremony in December.

Her stoic demeanor during the ceremony where Hunter was awarded with college football’s highest honor received plenty of criticism, but he defended his then-fiancée — and Lenee said in a since-deleted TikTok that everything had been taken out of context.

Hunter emerged as one of the top picks in the NFL draft by blossoming as a star on both sides of the ball for Deion Sanders’ program at Colorado, where he caught 15 touchdown pᴀsses in 2024 while collecting 36 total tackles and 11 pᴀsses defended. 

Lenee was pictured attending Colorado games, and now she will have the chance to do the same for his NFL games once the Jaguars open the 2025 season.

“I’m just super excited,” Hunter, a West Palm Beach native, said after Jacksonville traded for the Browns’ pick to land him. “I get to go back home, but also somewhere I wanted to play and I’m so excited that they picked me.”

The Jaguars plan to utilize him on both offense and defense, and Jaguars general manager James Gladstone described Hunter as a player “who can alter the sport itself.”

“We view him through the lens of ‘unique,’” Gladstone added to reporters after Jacksonville made its first selection in the draft.