"Our bond is unbreakable": Travis Hunter reaffirms commitment with romantic partner Leanna Lenee in Coach Prime series

Colorado star Travis Hunter and fiancée Leanna Lenee showcased their strong bond in the latest episode of "Coach Prime." The couple, who got engaged in 2023, shared their relationship milestone after keeping it private to savor the moment.

The pair made headlines at Tuesday's Sports Illustrated awards in Las Vegas, where Hunter accepted the Breakout Star of the Year honor. Their relationship dates back to their teenage years, beginning in February 2022.

In a clip from Coach Prime Season 3, now streaming on Prime Video, Lenee revealed her dedication to Hunter's success. She goes to all of Hunter’s NIL shoots to ensure that he's comfortable:

“Tell him he's doing great. Sometimes people need to hear that, so that's why I come,” she said.

Hunter praised Lenee's unwavering support:

“She's been there through the ups and down, and I didn't have nothing need,” Hunter said.

“She's always lift me up. She don't never tear me down. She's my partner in crime. She means a lot to me. She's always there, no matter what. Our bond is just unbreakable. Nobody can get between us.”

The couple announced their engagement in 2024, choosing to keep the news private for a year.

"We wanted to enjoy our privacy before we announced it to everybody," Lenee said.

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Travis Hunter and fiancée Leanna Lenee garnered attention at the Sports Illustrated ceremony

Travis Hunter and his fiancée Leanna Lenee made their first public appearance since his rise as a projected top-five pick in the 2025 NFL Draft. The couple garnered attention at the Sports Illustrated ceremony, where Hunter delivered a heartfelt tribute to Lenee.

"I don't know where I'd be this year without just praying every night with my fiancée," he said during his acceptance speech.

The pair graced the red carpet – Hunter in a classic black suit and Lenee radiating elegance in a red gown.

Their story intertwines academic and athletic achievements: while Hunter dominated the field at Jacksonville State under Deion Sanders, Lenee earned her Bachelor's degree from Kennesaw State.

When Sanders moved to Colorado, Hunter followed his mentor, while Lenee relocated to stand by her future husband's side as he pursues his NFL dreams.