Gracie Hunt keeps Chiefs' Super Bowl LVII celebration going: 'Championship swagger activated'

Kansas City Chiefs owner Clark Hunt’s daughter Gracie Hunt says she hopes for a blowout game against the Philadelphia Eagles in the Super Bowl LVII game on Sunday, Feb. 12.

Gracie Hunt, the daughter of Kansas City Chiefs owner Clark Hunt, kept the Super Bowl LVII celebration on Monday as she posted a handful of photos of herself, her family and friends taking in the Vince Lombardi Trophy.

The Chiefs defeated the Philadelphia Eagles 38-35 in a thrilling victory to secure their second title in the last four seasons. Hunt has been on the sidelines cheering the Chiefs on.

From left to right, Gracie Hunt, part owner, chairman and CEO of the Kansas City Chiefs Clark Hunt and Tavia Hunt attend the 12th annual NFL Honors at Symphony Hall on Feb. 9, 2023 in Phoenix. (Ethan Miller/Getty Images)

"Championship swagger activated," she wrote in a tweet. "Loved getting to celebrate with so many friends who have been a part of the road to SBLVII. We are so thankful for all of Chiefs Kingdom and will keep celebrating the sweetness all the way up until we refocus at training camp!"

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Hunt is the daughter of Clark Hunt, the organization’s CEO, and the granddaughter of Lamar Hunt, who founded the organization in 1960 when it was originally called the Dallas Texans with the American Football League, which later merged with the NFL. The Lamar Hunt Trophy is given to the winner of the AFC Championship. The Chiefs have won three of those.

Gracie Hunt can be seen at Chiefs games regularly – whether they are playing at Arrowhead Stadium or going on the road and dominating their opponent that way. Additionally, she founded the nonprofit Breaking Barriers Through Sports, serves on the Texas and