Leanna Lenee Exposes Travis Hunter For Unusual ‘Feminine’ Preference [VIDEO]
Hunter prefers a certain women’s product.
Travis Hunter’s latest offseason storyline has nothing to do with football.
Instead, it centers on one item his wife, Leanna Lenee, packed while putting together a care package for the Jacksonville Jaguars rookie during training camp.
A video shared by Lenee and reposted by NFL insider Dov Kleiman shows her assembling a basket filled with snacks, toiletries and other essentials for Hunter. During the vlog, she casually reveals that the two-way star prefers women’s deodorant to men’s.
The unexpected detail quickly caught attention, standing out from the rest of the clip.
Travis Hunter’s Preference Isn’t As Unusual As It Sounds
Travis Hunter. Credit: Doug Engle/Florida Times-Union / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images
While the comment surprised plenty of football fans, experts say it isn’t particularly uncommon.
Dermatologists have long noted that men’s and women’s deodorants often contain many of the same active ingredients. The biggest differences usually come down to fragrance, branding and packaging rather than effectiveness.
Antiperspirants approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration use the same aluminum-based active ingredients regardless of whether they’re marketed toward men or women.
Consumer testing has also found that many shoppers choose deodorant based on scent or skin sensitivity instead of the gender listed on the label.
The Jaguars WR/CB’s preference has actually resonated with people online.
“Most of us football players prefer female deodorant,” one user wrote. “But I notice girls be preferring our [stuff].”
“Wearing women’s scents so his girl can’t tell another one is all over him,” someone else joked.
Another added, “Women’s deodorant works better than men’s…. I went through that phase before.”
“When I was in the army a lot of the black dudes in our platoon wore women’s deodorant,” one fan recalled. “Idk why, never asked.”
The biggest talking point isn’t always an impressive catch or a spectacular interception. Sometimes it’s just a stick of deodorant.
