College football sensation Travis Hunter has finally spoken out about the viral moment between him and his fiancée Leanna Lenee, saying there’s a lot going on that people might not understand.

It’s been less than two weeks since an awkward encounter between Lenee and Hunter gained widespread attention on social media after the Buffaloes’ stunning victory Oklahoma State, while fans are left to speculate as to what caused their apparent argument.

Hunter was seen going in for a kiss, and Lenee, who seemed unhappy with her husband, had an excited look on her face. The two then exchanged words that looked awkward.

“A lot could happen in the stands, people don’t understand,” Hunter said on “The Pivot Podcast.”

“She may look irritated to me, but at the same time she has to deal with a lot of things during the game.” “There are a lot of things that people don’t see on camera.”

Hunter and Lenee have been together for years and their wedding is next year.

Travis Hunter and Leanna Lenee have both spoken out about last month’s awkward moment

They have been together for several years and both said there is no major problem between the two

“I just let people talk,” Hunter continued. “I’m a big troller so I just troll the internet.” I really don’t care what they think or what they say about us so I just go ahead and troll. They talk about them, I post them to make them even angrier than they already are, so they try to find something to hate, try to find something to destroy our relationship, but there is Nothing, nothing that could be done ‘Cause I love my wife.’

“She’s the closest person to me, she’s helped me with everything.” “It’s a little difficult sometimes, but she’s always there.”

Lenee had previously commented on the situation on social media.

“By the way, these pictures were taken 30 seconds after this clip. “Please remember that social media is not real and 5 seconds is not enough to understand a situation,” she said.

Hunter’s college career is almost complete as he is a finalist for the Heisman Trophy.

Along with Boise State running back Ashton Jeanty, Hunter is considered a leading candidate to win college football’s biggest award.

Hunter will find out on Saturday whether his unique two-way skills lead to a Heisman Trophy.

The Colorado star would be the first person since Charles Woodson in 1997 to win the Heisman Trophy as a defenseman.