Travis Hunter surprises Leanna with Barbie-pink Mercedes-AMG G63 for Mother’s Day

Travis Hunter turned Mother’s Day into a full-scale luxury reveal, surprising Leanna Lenee with a customized Barbie-pink Mercedes-AMG G63 that fit the holiday’s most over-the-top lane: personal, public, and impossible to ignore. The gift, which showed up as a glossy pink statement piece, was the kind of spectacle that travels fast online because it combines customization, celebrity, and a clear emotional cue in one frame.

The timing mattered. In the United States, Mother’s Day falls on the second Sunday in May, and in 2026 that meant Sunday, May 10. Hunter’s choice turned a familiar family holiday into a headline-grabbing flex, but the car itself was the real story. Mercedes-Benz USA lists the 2026 AMG G 63 at an MSRP as built of $198,150 before aftermarket tuning or personalization, and Mercedes-AMG says the model’s 4.0-liter V8 biturbo makes 430 kW, or 585 horsepower, and 850 Nm of torque. That already puts the G 63 firmly in six-figure territory; custom paint and high-end modifications only push it further into spectacle.

The pink SUV also echoed the couple’s wedding-day playbook. Hunter and Leanna have been together since around 2022, and they married in May 2025. At that reception, he surprised her with a black Mercedes-Benz AMG G63 BRABUS 800 hidden in a white box, a gift reveal that turned into its own viral moment. BRABUS describes the 800 SUPERBLACK version of the G 63 as a 800-horsepower, 1,000 Nm build, which helps explain why Hunter’s latest present reads less like a standard vehicle purchase and more like a rolling status symbol.

That public grand gesture landed in a relationship that has already lived under a microscope. Leanna Lenee has faced repeated online criticism and scrutiny, which has made every visible moment between the couple more closely watched. Their baby boy was announced in a YouTube video on August 27, 2025, and later reporting said the couple brought him home from the NICU in September 2025. Against that backdrop, the Barbie-pink G-Wagon was not just a flashy Mother’s Day gift. It was a carefully staged, very public sign of family, loyalty, and the kind of luxury reveal social media was built to amplify.