Chiefs Heiress Gracie Hunt Confirms Relationship With Former College QB

The Kansas City Chiefs want to make NFL history this season by becoming the first team to win a Super Bowl three-peat. While the goal may seem lofty, after defeating the Atlanta Falcons 22-17 on Sunday Night Football, the Chiefs enter Week 4 undefeated.

Cheering on Kansas City at every game, Gracie Hunt, eldest daughter of the Chiefs' co-owner and CEO Clark Hunt. Gracie, the granddaughter of Lamar Hunt, who founded the Chiefs in 1960, is an heiress to the family's $24.8 billion fortune.

Gracie, a former pageant queen who's amassed over 573,000 followers on Instagram, turned heads after hard launching her relationship with boyfriend Cody Keith. While posing at Mercedes Benz Stadium before kickoff on Sunday Night Football, Gracie shared a picture with Cody in slide 2 of her pregame photos.

She also included Cody in a photo with her parents and Chiefs head coach Andy Reid's wife, Tammy Reid, in slide 4 of the album.

One woman wrote in the comments section, "loving the hard launches 🔥😍." One man added, "Gracie and her boyfriend!! When's the wedding?"

Cody shares Gracie's love for football. While studying at East Carolina University, he was the Pirates' backup quarterback. He appeared in three games as a reserve in 2013, completing a total of seven passes for 57 yards. After college, he attended training camps with the Washington Commanders, Baltimore Ravens, and Indianapolis Colts while chasing his dream to play in the NFL.

Like Gracie, Cody eventually joined the family business. According to his LinkedIn page , Cody has worked at The Keith Corporation since 2019, a real estate firm with "projects exceeding $5.8 billion in value," per the company's website.

Cody also joined Gracie and her family at the Echelon Gala in Dallas just days before the Chiefs' win over the Falcons in Week 3.

Gracie first shared a photo of Cody in a September 9 post , but kept his face hidden and didn't tag him. She captioned the album, "Life’s filled with twists and turns, but each path leads us to where we’re meant to be.

"Trust in the process, believe in yourself, and know that everything happens for a reason. Your story’s unfolding exactly as it should. 💯 Some snapshots of life lately 📸🫶🏼."

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