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Being the daughter of an NFL owner comes with certain perks. Just ask Gracie Hunt, the daughter of Clark Hunt – owner of the Kansas City Chiefs.
Gracie and her siblings stand to inherit not only the Chiefs, but also their dad’s share of Major League Soccer, FC Dallas, and everything else that falls under the Hunt Sports Group umbrella.
Gracie Hunt has utilized her rare position of wealth and fame to become one of the top influencers in all of football.
The 23-year-old is a NFL brand ambassador and works in public relations for the Chiefs while pursuing her Master’s degree in sports management at the University of Kansas.
Gracie Hunt also runs a non-profit organization called Breaking Barriers Through Sports and is a board member for the Special Olympics in South Texas and South Kansas.
She was also named Miss Kansas USA and made it to the semifinals of the 2021 Miss USA competition.
So she’s a very busy person.
Not too busy, however, to miss out on helping judge the Kansas City Chiefs cheerleader tryouts that were held over the weekend.
“@chiefscheer bringing the heat to auditions and making us all want to dance this weekend,” Gracie wrote on Instagram alongside a number of behind the scenes videos and photos from the Chiefs’ cheerleader auditions.
“Oh I think that we’ve found some @chiefs cheerleaders!” she added in a followup post. “Congratulations to this year’s squad. You’re fearless game changers and I can’t wait to cheer YOU on this season! Shoutout to @sjjudah & @taviahunt for the impact you’ve made on women in sports & the opportunities created because of the @chiefscheer program.”
Tavia Hunt is Gracie’s mother, a former Miss Missouri Teen USA as well as Miss Kansas USA 28 years prior to Gracie’s reign.
In between those two Instagram posts about the Chiefs’ cheerleader tryouts, Gracie Hunt shared a compilation of what went on in her life in the month of March.
What a life this woman leads.