Heiress to Kansas City Chiefs’ Billion Dollar Empire Is Stealing the Spotlight From Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce With Her Sideline Outfit Going Viral

The Kansas City Chiefs became this season’s highlight with an outstanding performance. The franchise has established itself as a surefire playoff contender, with The Grim Reaper holding down the fort. They have excelled and become the hottest teams. However, the franchise’s heiress has the attention instead of Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce.

Patrick Mahomes and company led the franchise to new heights with their production this year. The Chiefs’ ownership must be overjoyed with how things are progressing. But they were not the only ones attracting sensationalism. Franchise owner Clark Hunt’s daughter is setting social media ablaze.

Gracie Hunt is garnering the media’s attention on social media platforms, especially Instagram. The 2021 Miss Kansas USA posted a series of selfies and videos from the SoFi Stadium. She was dressed entirely in white, down to her footwear, and carried a deep red fanny-pack purse. The franchise heiress was in LA to support the Kansas City Chiefs, who went against the Chargers.

Gracie is an avid football enthusiast, and her social media posts often steal sensationalism. Her most recent posts came from Houston’s NRG Stadium and Denver’s Empower Field. It also gives an idea of the pre-game happenings.

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Apart from the gridiron, the Kansas City Chiefs’ heiress endorsed the USMNT in the FIFA World Cup and went to Qatar to attend one of their games. Gracie Hunt is a former soccer player, and her support for the US team is inevitable. But the Chiefs are also on a roll.

Kansas City Chiefs fly high after clinching AFC West

Patrick Mahomes is running rampant with the Chiefs in the AFC West division. The franchise had a thrilling overtime game against the Texans, but Jerick McKinnon sealed the deal with a 26-yard score. The Kansas City Chiefs won the AFC West with a 30-24 overtime win over the Texans.

The Chiefs’ seventh straight division championship ties them with the 1973–79 LA Rams for the second-longest unbeaten run in NFL history. The first is the Patriots, who won 16 of the 17 AFC East championships between 2003 and 2019. It spans 11 years, from 2009 to 2019. The Tom Brady-Bill Belichick era was unrivaled in terms of success, and the Chiefs might be the next to catch up.

Will the Chiefs be able to clinch glory? It is subject to witness.

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