Pictures: During the team’s White House visit, Chiefs owner’s daughter Gracie Hunt stole the show with her eye-popping ensemble.

Gracie Hunt, the daughter of Chiefs owner Clark Hunt, was present on the tour when players and personnel from Kansas City showcased their skills at the White House.
Following their victory over the San Francisco 49ers in February, the Kansas City Chiefs celebrated their fourth NFL title by visiting the White House on Friday for the second year in a row.

Hunt posted a selfie from the White House on her Instagram story, showcasing her toned legs and a form-fitting red outfit......  
Up to $2,300 can be spent on the red Crystal Button Mini Dress that she wore. She wore a gold beaded clutch purse with her dress.

Gracie’s grandfather, Lamar Hunt, moved his initial franchise from Dallas to Kansas City, where it eventually became the Chiefs in 1963. In 1960, Lamar, the son of oil tycoon H. L. Hunt, attempted to organise a Dallas football team. He started the AFL to hold his Dallas Texans team after the NFL rejected him.

He relocated the Dallas-based team to Kansas City and changed its name to the Chiefs three years later. In 1970, the Chiefs were granted entry into the NFL.

Clark and his siblings assumed ownership of the Kansas City franchise following Lamar’s death in 2006. The Kansas City Chiefs saw four Super Bowl appearances under his direction after the 2019–2020, 2022–2023 seasons, according to Wikipedia.com.

Gracie Hunt competed in pageants not too long ago, but she is best known for her social media following and for being a member of the famous Hunt family, who owns the Kansas City Chiefs. She participated in Miss USA 2021 after obtaining the title of Miss Kansas and finished in the top 16.

Tavia, Gracie’s mother, has a similar life story to her daughter and experience competing in pageants. After competing as Miss Missouri Teen USA in 1990, the older Hunt was crowned Miss Kansas USA in 1993.

similar to a mother and a daughter.