Gracie Hunt, daughter of Kansas City Chief’s chairman and CEO Clark Hunt, looked back at the team’s eventful February, which included a crushing defeat in the Super Bowl Lix.
Hunt went to Instagram Thursday and said she remained “grateful for every moment” in the midst of reflection on some of the heights and low she experienced during Chiefs’ playoffs.
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Kansas City Chiefs Heiress Gracie Hunt Looking at Under Super Bowl Lix between Philadelphia Eagles and Kansas City Chiefs on February 9, 2025, (Andy Lewis/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images)
“February files: Feel grateful for every moment that shapes the beautiful mosaic of life – the hard, the painful, the happy and everything in between,” she wrote the social media post.
The Chiefs heir also expressed gratitude for the people who “make it all worth.”
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“Most of all, I’m grateful for the incredible people who make it all worth,” she wrote during a photo gallery that included some snapshots of her visit to New Orleans, the site of this year’s Super Bowl.
Caesars Superdome was hosting the Super Bowl Lix (Chris Grayhen/Getty Images)
Kansas City’s hope of winning three consecutive Vince Lombardi trophies was stabbed by Philadelphia Eagles.
Jalen Hurts threw two touchdowns and was named the Super Bowl MVP after Eagles drove to a 40-22 win over Chiefs. Patrick Mahomes had a bad view in the Super Bowl Lix and finished the game with two interceptions.
Jalen hurts Philadelphia Eagles and Patrick Mahomes from Kansas City Chiefs meet after the Super Bowl Lix. (Jamie Squire/Getty Images)
While Hunt admitted that the game’s result was disappointing, she remained “proud” over the season that Chiefs had.
“Praise him when you win. Praise him as you lose,” the former Miss Kansas USA -Winner on Instagram began. “That was not the result we hoped for, but so proud of this team’s heart and the incredible season we had,” she wrote on Instagram on February 10th.
She also said that Chiefs Kingdom consists of NFL’s best fans and declared that Chiefs will “be back.”
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