“Don’t pull a Travis Hunter”: Divorce lawyer offers free prenups to 2025 NFL Draft Class

Travis Hunter may have locked in a $46.6 million deal with the Jacksonville Jaguars, but one key off-field move has left fans and experts baffled. He reportedly skipped out on signing a prenuptial agreement before marrying longtime girlfriend, Leanna Lenee.

The 22-year-old two-way star tied the knot shortly after signing his massive rookie contract. While the couple looks happy, legal experts are raising red flags. Chief among them is high-profile New York divorce attorney James Sexton, who believes Hunter made a costly mistake, and he’s using it as a teachable moment for the rest of the 2025 NFL Draft class.

In an exclusive interview, Sexton — often dubbed “America’s Divorce Lawyer” — told TMZ Sports he’s now offering free prenuptial agreements to every rookie from this year’s draft.

“We at TrustedPrenup.com are offering a free prenup to every player in the 2025 NFL Draft class,” Sexton said. “No questions asked, totally confidential. They’ve got way too much at stake not to.”

Sexton emphasized that prenups are private legal documents, only becoming public if a divorce is filed. His goal? To eliminate the stigma and encourage players to protect their futures — financially and personally — before walking down the aisle.

While a postnuptial agreement could be an option for Hunter, it’s a more complicated legal path. Sexton hopes other players don’t find themselves in the same position.

“I’ve been working hard with TrustedPrenup.com, a company I helped found, to make prenups accessible for everyone — not just first-rounders. Everyone deserves protection.”

With divorce rates still hovering over 50%, Sexton’s offer isn’t just generous—it might be one of the smartest rookie perks of the year.

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