Kansas City Chiefs team heiress Gracie Hunt is not used to being called out since getting in the spotlight.
Gracie Hunt, the daughter of Chiefs owner Clark Hunt, shared a message after the Super Bowl parade shooting on Wednesday, but she is being ripped for ending her statement weirdly.
“The most beautiful, perfect day of love, laughter, & celebration at the Chiefs Super Bowl parade turned upside down in an instant,” Hunt wrote on X. “I’m still processing today’s tragedy. I love this city and I’m angry at what took place and heartbroken for the victims, their families, & the KC community.
“This world is broken and thank God it is not our home. I’m thankful for the hope of Heaven. Life is precious and each day is a gift. I’m grateful for a Savior whose sacrifice on the cross gives us the assurance of a perfect eternity in Heaven—with no death, no fear, no grief, and no pain. If you don’t have that—I promise you, you want it when you’re facing that moment.
“Thank you to the first responders for your swift actions that saved more lives from being lost. Thank you to KCPD, Chiefs security, brave citizens, and everyone at Union Station who worked to manage the chaos and pandemonium. Kansas City—hug those you love extra tightly tonight. We love you big this Valentine’s Day and always.”
Fans were not happy that she would post selfies with her statement:
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Gracie should’ve just left her statement without the photos because everything she stated didn’t mean anything when she accompanied it with selfies from the parade that was ruined by gunfire.
Gracie Hunt’s involvement with the Chiefs goes beyond just being the chairman’s daughter.
Hunt is immersed in various aspects of the organization, particularly in marketing and the Chiefs Women’s Organization. Her diverse interests also extend to philanthropy, health and wellness, and even beauty pageants, following in the footsteps of her mother.
Gracie started her pageant-winning streak with Miss Texas Teen International in 2016 and 2018. Three years later, she was crowned Miss Kansas USA.
