Chiefs heiress Gracie Hunt goes non-Chiefs color between matching sister Ava, mom

The NFL season is just a couple of weeks away, and for the first time in three seasons the Kansas City Chiefs will open not as the champions. The team’s heiresses in Ava Hunt, Gracie Hunt, along with mom Tavia are already in championship fit form, though.
Gracie, 26, a former Miss Kansas and sister Ava, 20, an SMU Mustangs cheerleader, were hits last season with their matching black looks in Buffalo, and then celebrating the AFC Championship win with mom and the confetti.

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The family took several trips over the summer including Italy where they flexed their billionaire lifestyle, and then Tavía and Ava just got back from Hawaii where they showed off their love for horses as true Texans.
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Gracie, Ava, and Tavia hit up the Chiefs Kickoff Luncheon in style. Gracie wrote on Instagram the following:
“Kicking off the 2025 NFL Season at the annual Chiefs Kickoff Luncheon! 🥂🏈 It’s so wonderful to be reunited with our Chiefs family, friends, fans, sponsors and community partners to celebrate the onset of a new Chiefs chapter. The offseason sure was sweet, but my favorite season is definitely football season. ❤️💛”
She then showed Ava and mom in red, while she rocked the non-Chiefs lighter yellow.
The Chiefs open up the season on the road vs. the Los Angeles Chargers where no doubt the Hunt girls will be bringing a fire fit as always to the game.

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