Gracie Hunt and her boyfriend, Cody Keith, were spotted living their best Kansas City Chiefs fan life during the Houston Texans game — and no, they weren’t just in the stands. They were right on the sidelines with other family members, cheering on the Chiefs like the ultimate power couple.
If this were a rom-com, they’d be the couple everyone’s rooting for. Chiefs Kingdom, take notes — this duo’s got the perfect playbook for game day.
Gracie Hunt and Family Bring Style and Holiday Cheer to Chiefs vs. Texans Game
Hunt turned heads on the sidelines at Arrowhead Stadium during the Chiefs showdown with the Texans. Alongside her boyfriend, Keith, Hunt showed that she’s got both style and team spirit.
She took to Instagram, posting photos of her sideline look that had us all buzzing. She wore a sleek all-black ensemble: high-neck top, skinny pants, and pencil heels. But it was the bold color-blocked yellow puffer jacket and red sling bag that stole the show.
Hunt paired it with brown shades and a perfectly styled head of loose curls. Her beaming smile and confident poses in the photos were a reminder that she knows how to shine both on and off the field.
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Keith, not to be outdone, sported a stylish black long coat and black jeans, combining them with a printed jumper and white sneakers. His black shades completed the effortlessly cool look.
Hunt wasn’t alone on the sidelines. Her sister, Ava Hunt, was also on hand, looking chic in a red and white jumpsuit and red bag, topped off with iconic red lips. The family support was clear — Chiefs CEO Clark Hunt and his wife, Tavia, were there too, rocking matching black fits with red Chiefs scarves.
Hunt captioned her post: “The best way to spread Christmas cheer is cheering loud at Arrowhead for all to hear! #ChiefsKingdom #Christmas #MerryChristmas.” The festive cheer was real, as the Hunt family brought energy and style to the game day experience.
Chiefs Keep AFC Top Seed in Sight With 27-19 Win Over Texans
The Chiefs just gave the Texans a 27-19 reality check at Arrowhead, keeping their eyes firmly on the AFC top seed. With a 14-1 record, the Chiefs are on the hunt, and they’ll clinch the coveted No. 1 spot with a win against the Pittsburgh Steelers on Christmas Day — or if the Buffalo Bills fall this weekend.
Patrick Mahomes wasn’t exactly strolling through this one. Despite nursing an ankle injury last week during the Chiefs’ win over the Cleveland Browns, he rushed for a slick 15-yard TD to start things off and later connected with Xavier Worthy for another touchdown.
“Our offensive line did a great job accepting the challenge,” Mahomes noted. But it wasn’t all smooth sailing.
In a brutal moment, Texans WR Tank Dell went down hard after a 30-yard touchdown, colliding with teammate Jared Wayne. The game was paused as Dell was stretchered off, and the sight of tearful players hit hard.
Even with that emotional moment, Mahomes and the Chiefs handled business, proving once again that they’re built for the grind (literally!).
