Being on the losing side of a 40-22 blowout loss in the SB LIX would definitely be tiring. Especially when you were being toyed by the Eagles’ defense. Sack, sack… sack. That was what they were feasting on that night. No escape route for the Chiefs. But it seems that even watching that game as a KC fan was tiresome for some. Gracie Hunt, daughter of Chiefs CEO Clark Hunt, the heiress, so to speak, vented out the heartbreak in her own way.

Well, call it venting… But she wasn’t wallowing in the agony of defeat. She did what any self-respecting NFL heiress would do—she hopped on a plane, found a tropical escape, and let the ocean do the healing. Gracie shared glimpses of her getaway on Instagram.

Her 715,000 Instagram followers were treated to a rainbow bikini moment and a reminder that life, much like football, is about perspective. “Grateful for sun, sand, and a fresh perspective before the next chapter begins,” she wrote. Well, she is a model, after all. She knows the game. And the kind of attention this post garnered (and is still garnering), well, Gracie has graced the feed of the Chiefdom.

But let’s be honest, who wouldn’t want a mental reset after a season filled with sky-high expectations and a brutal ending? Even Patrick Mahomes is probably somewhere trying to erase the memory of Haason Reddick chasing him down like a heat-seeking missile.

Of course, Kansas City will need time to recover from all those broken 3-peat promises. They are still licking their wounds. Mahomes threw for 312 yards and two touchdowns, but the Eagles’ relentless pass rush turned the game into a nightmare. The offensive line? Collapsed like a folding chair. The defense? Swiss cheese.

It was the kind of beat down that makes you stare at your team’s depth chart and wonder: How do we fix this? Meanwhile, Gracie was busy shifting the narrative—out of the wreckage of a season and into the next chapter.

Gracie is learning from Mama on how to embrace losses with a touch of faith

Gracie Hunt has spent the past week doing what every die-hard Chiefs fan has been struggling with—processing a brutal Super Bowl loss. The only difference? She is doing it with the Hunts’ touch… Just two days after the game, she took to Instagram, balancing heartbreak with perspective. “Praise Him when you win. Praise Him when you lose,” she wrote.

“It wasn’t the result we were hoping for, but I’m so proud of this team’s heart and the incredible season we had.” If that sounds familiar, it’s because she’s taking a page straight from her mom’s playbook—faith, resilience, and a belief that the Chiefs will be back.

But it also speaks a lot about Gracie that she isn’t just another owner’s daughter posting a pretty caption. She gets it. She knows what it means to ride the highs and lows of this team, which is why her message felt more like a rallying cry than a consolation speech.

“To every person in the Chiefs organization who goes above and beyond—we love you like family. And to the incredible fans who bleed red with us, you are truly the heartbeat of Chiefs Kingdom. We’ll be back.” That last line? You can almost hear Mahomes saying it in a postgame presser.

If anyone understands bouncing back, it’s Tavia Hunt. I mean, she’s seen it all, hasn’t she? The ownership battles, losing seasons, championship glory, and now, the feeling of almost winning the unprecedented. So, her response to coming short against Philly? “Heartbroken, but so incredibly grateful,” she wrote. “We don’t hang our heads—and we take the high road. Adversity makes us stronger, and we will lean in, learn, and grow from it.” Sound familiar? Gracie didn’t just inherit the Hunt name—she inherited that mindset, too.

Now, the life moves on. Clark’s hunting for free agents, draft picks, and anyone who can help strike that 2025 come back. Gracie’s posing in her bikini swimsuits. And Tavia’s back with her IG spiritual teachings. Her latest story? “A careless life without God is hard. A dedicated life with God is hard. Choose your hard.” That’s exactly what the Chiefs are doing now. No sulking, no excuses—just picking themselves up and preparing for another shot at the Lombardi in 2025.