Chiefs Heiress Gracie Hunt drops 4-word message showing off cowgirl-inspired mirror selfie

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Gracie Hunt hyped up her friend Emily Husk’s jewelry brand, ‘RWFine,’ on Friday. Chiefs owner Clark Hunt's daughter, Gracie, shared a mirror selfie on Instagram with her 640,000 followers and added a four-word message in the caption:

“In my cowgirl era 🤠.”

She was styled in a cowgirl-inspired look rocking a strapless denim corset top, paired with a white mini skirt, white heeled boots and a cowboy hat. Gracie accessorized her look with a diamond ring, a gold bracelet and a gold watch.

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In another Instagram story, the Chiefs heiress reposted a photo of herself posing with her mother, Tavia Hunt and friend Emily Husk at the celebration event. Emily captioned the picture with a heartfelt message and tagged the mother-daughter duo. She wrote,

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“Most beautiful Inside & out mom & daughter duo Thank you both so much for your support & for being such amazing friends ❤🥺🦋.”

Taavia was dressed in a white lace dress, accessorized with silver hoop earrings.

Chief Heiress Gracie Hunt drops 4-word IG story showing off cowgirl-inspired look [IG/@graciehunt]Chief Heiress Gracie Hunt drops 4-word IG story showing off cowgirl-inspired look [IG/@graciehunt]

Also read: Chiefs heiress Gracie Hunt goes on a date with ex-NFL QB Trent Green's son Derek Green amid lush meadow

Gracie Hunt joins viral trend with boyfriend Derek Green

Former Miss Kansas USA Gracie Hunt hard-launched her boyfriend, Derek Green, son of the former Chiefs quarterback Trent Green, on Instagram in May 2025. Gracie gave her Instagram followers a rare glimpse into her relationship and dropped a three-word caption,

“Friends since 2017 🫶🏼.”

On Thursday, July 17, Gracie shared a sweet video featuring numerous clips. In the first, Derek is seen smiling while sitting on a paddleboard on the lake, with an overlay text that reads,

“You look happier.”

The next clip shows him sitting beside her on his paddleboard, with a follow-up caption that said,

“Thank you, I’m dating my best friend.”

The video featured Taylor Swift's popular song "You Belong With Me." The former Miss Kansas USA 1993 and Gracie’s mom posted a heartfelt comment on the post, writing, “I’m crying 😭❤️😍🔥.”

Travia Hunt dropped a heartfelt comment on Gracie's post [IG/@graciehunt]Travia Hunt dropped a heartfelt comment on Gracie's post [IG/@graciehunt]

The video featured moments from their long drives, hiking adventures, amusement park fun and dance videos.

Also read: Chiefs heiress Gracie posts adorable couple moment with BF Derek Green from dinner date to steakhouse

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