Former Colorado Buffaloes superstar and 2024 Heisman Trophy winner Travis Hunter surprised Leanna with what appeared to be a customized pink Mercedes G-Wagon reportedly worth more than $300,000, and possibly closer to $600,000, depending on the level of customization.
The Jaguars' star instantly created one of the most talked-about athlete gifts circulating across social media during Mother’s Day weekend. The luxury SUV featured a bold pink finish along with Brabus-style touches that making the vehicle impossible to miss. It also will certainly stand out rolling around Duval County. Fans online believe this might be the G-Wagon he bought her as a wedding gift but with an all-new, and very impressive, hot pink look.
Leanna shared photos alongside the new ride on Instagram with the caption, “For mommy, from daddy,” followed by several pink heart emojis. Hunter later responded in the comments with, “Happy Mother’s Day,” while several high-profile athletes and celebrities joined the reaction section.
Angel Reese commented with heart-eye emojis, while Olympic gold medal gymnast Suni Lee also reacted with an excited “omg” after seeing the gift online.
The moment carried even more meaning considering the couple welcomed their first child last August. Hunter also dealt with an LCL knee injury last November, making the past several months a whirlwind both personally and professionally for the former Colorado star. Judging by the photos and reactions online, Leanna appeared to be enjoying every second of her first Mother’s Day celebration with the extravagant surprise parked beside her.
Hunter has become one of the most magnetic and recognizable football stars of his generation. During his legendary run under Deion Sanders at Colorado, the former two-way standout captivated fans by dominating at both wide receiver and cornerback while routinely delivering highlight-reel moments that felt almost impossible.
Travis' rare combination of athleticism, confidence and star power helped turn Colorado football into one of the biggest stories in sports during his time in Boulder. He was drafted second overall in the 2025 NFL Draft after the Jacksonville Jaguars traded up with the Cleveland Browns to make the pick.
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