“The things that have been important to me my whole life have been faith, family, football, and philanthropy.” Notice what’s missing? Yeah—love and relationships didn’t even make the cut. And honestly, that kinda explains the energy Gracie Hunt is on right now. While the internet is busy piecing together breakup clues, Gracie’s just out here vibing, soaking up the sun, and letting everyone wonder what’s next.

Gracie’s latest Instagram post is chef’s kiss. That “Not chasing the moment—just letting it find me 🫶🏼” caption? Pure Monday motivation. As her (apparently ex) boyfriend Cody Keith has vanished from her feed faster than those nachos disappear at Arrowhead Stadium. She unfollowed. He unfollowed. The digital dust has settled, and Gracie’s feed is looking kinda fresh and Keith-free.

Last week Gracie Hunt posted another IG post: “The world feels lighter in spring—maybe it’s the sunshine, or maybe it’s just a reminder to slow down and enjoy the moment. 🫶🏼☀️ What’s your favorite season?” Um, subtle much? Translation: Winter = over. Relationship = also over. But instead of wallowing, she’s out here serving looks with her pup Yeti and soaking up that Kansas City sunshine. We stan a resilient queen.

The wild part? Cody wasn’t just some random Hinge match. This dude came pre-approved by Gracie’s mom, Tavia Hunt. “My mom actually met him before I did. She sourced him for me,” Gracie once shared. Imagine your mom playing matchmaker and it actually working… until it didn’t.

The couple’s last public sighting was at the Chiefs–Broncos game way back in the regular season. Then poof! Homie pulled the ultimate ghost move. No playoff appearances together, no Super Bowl celebrations, nothing. Meanwhile, Gracie’s keeping quieter than Chiefs fans when the opposing team has possession. No tearful confessions, no ‘we’re better as friends‘ posts. Just straight-up moving on. Power move.

Can we talk about how the whole Hunt fam is ride-or-die for their faith, though? It’s their whole thing. Mama Tavia’s Insta could seriously double as a Sunday sermon. After the Chiefs won their third AFC Championship, she was all about shouting out the team chaplain who leads Bible studies. For this crew, faith isn’t just for Sundays—it’s the everyday playbook.

Gracie Hunt’s keeping that tradition alive and well. While everyone’s busy analyzing her relationship status, she’s sharing deep posts like: “God has a way of creating moments that make you say: “‘God, I know that was You’… Your job is to be obedient, and His job is to be God and work all things out for good.” She’s even got a whole “Faith” highlight on her profile.

The 25-year-old former Miss Kansas USA once told People that “faith, family, football, and philanthropy” are her big four. “I’ve always been raised with the mantra that, ‘To whom much is given, much is expected’,” she said. So while we’re over here refreshing her page for breakup clues, Gracie’s already ten steps ahead, living her best single life.

Tavia Hunt keeps it real about life’s toughest moments

Tavia Hunt isn’t out here pretending life is all sunshine and touchdowns. In her latest Instagram post, she got real about the struggles she’s been facing, dropping a message that hit deep: “Don’t let the smile deceive you—this past month has been one of the most challenging of my life.” For someone who’s usually all about faith and positivity, this was a rare moment of vulnerability. But if there’s one thing about Tavia, it’s that she leans on what matters most—her family, her faith, and the man who’s been by her side for 32 years.

She also shut down one of the most overused sayings out there: “God will never give you more than you can handle.” Nope. She called it out as a myth, explaining, “Sometimes He does give you more than you can bear—so that you’ll lean into Him.” And if that wasn’t enough to make you think, one of her kids hit her with a quote that really stuck: “I want to marry someone I can suffer with, because life is hard and we all endure suffering.” Deep, right? That kind of perspective doesn’t come from nowhere—it’s a reflection of the rock-solid partnership she and Clark Hunt have built over the years.

Tavia and Clark have been doing life together since 1993, and their relationship has been more than just glitz and game-day glam. They’ve raised three kids—Gracie, Knobel, and Ava—each carving out their own paths while carrying the values their parents have instilled in them. Gracie, for example, followed in her mom’s pageant-winning footsteps and took home titles like Miss Kansas USA. And while the Hunts are obviously a football dynasty, they’re also big on giving back. Over the years, they’ve helped raise millions for causes close to their hearts, from Type 1 diabetes research to community volunteer programs.

Even with all the challenges life throws their way, Tavia made one thing clear—Clark is still her anchor. “I’m so grateful for a life partner who is steadfast, whose compass always points due North,” she wrote, proving that after three decades, they’re still solid. She also shouted out her circle—the friends who keep it real, lift her up, and pray for her when times get tough. And at the end of the day, it all comes back to faith. “When your parents are aging, your children are struggling, a loved one gets a diagnosis, and life keeps coming at you like a freight train—it’s everything to have a firm foundation.”

Her final thoughts? Life will throw its worst at you, but faith will keep you standing. “Because without it, the storm will overtake you. But with Him—you may bend, but you won’t break. You may weep, but you won’t be crushed. You may walk through the fire, but you will not be alone.” No sugarcoating, no fluff—just a real, raw message about pushing through even the toughest seasons. And if there’s one thing about Tavia Hunt, it’s that she’s not backing down anytime soon.