Colorado Buffaloes two-way superstar Travis Hunter has been going through a mental health hell as social media has made it a point to attack his fiancee at every turn.
She hasn’t actually made it easy for him, either.
With controversy surrounding their relationship continuing to build, Heisman Trophy winner Travis Hunter and his fiancée, Leanna Lenee, decided to go away from it as they both deactivated their Instagram and TikTok accounts over the weekend.
The conversation shifted into overdrive at the Heisman Trophy ceremony as viewers at home criticized Lenee for not standing up when Hunter’s name was called.
Things only got worse as pictures and videos of his fiancee with other men would soon surface online.
It does not look like Hunter is doing too badly, as displayed by his recent actions.
On Tuesday, the future NFL star took to a stream and could be seen smiling and dancing.
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Travis Hunter good spirits seems unbothered dancing on stream after all criticism about his girl!🕺🏾😳 pic.twitter.com/eW5utTZ7mz
— Raphousetv (RHTV) (@raphousetv2) December 24, 2024
Hunter and Lenee’s engagement was publically confirmed earlier this year.
Travis Hunter Claps Back At “Haters” Over Social Media Wanting Hm To Dump Leanna Lenee
Leanna Lenee has been embroiled in controversy since Travis Hunter was named the Heisman Trophy winner.
Some fans took aim at Lenee over her behavior in videos and photos that circulated online.
Hunter was recently on a livestream where he clapped back at haters for wanting him to break up with Leanna Lenee.
The Colorado Buffaloes football player said in part, “They want me to be unhappy. They don’t want me to be in a relationship.”
“We are just a topic right now. Why would I breakup with my girl, because the internet want me to breakup with my girl. Nobody knows me or her personally. Bro, just leave us alone, bro. I’ve been with my girl five years, all of a sudden this year y’all want to say something,” he added.
