Gracie Hunt declared ‘sexiest woman on the planet’ as daughter of Chiefs CEO stuns in holiday bikini
CHIEFS royalty Gracie Hunt has gone in search of sun following Kansas City's Super Bowl triumph.
The 24-year-old daughter of CEO Clark Hunt has been turning heads in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico this week.
Gracie is a former Miss Texas and the influencer boasts a mammoth social media following.
She went viral following the Chiefs' AFC title victory due to her "outrageous" on-field celebrations.
Hunt took to the field after Kansas City beat the Eagles on February 12, celebrating with the Vince Lombardi Trophy.
The Chiefs were founded by Gracie's grandfather Lamar in 1959, before her father Clark took the reins in 2006.
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Gracie is often spotted at Arrowhead stadium supporting the team - and even teamed up with glamorous mom Tavia for a pre-Super Bowl hype video.
And she looked to be having the time of her life in the intense heat of Baja California Sur.
Gracie rocked a tiny pink bikini for the snaps, which saw her posing in front of pristine blue skies.
One fan replied: "Sexiest woman on the planet."
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Another added: "Gorgeous keep shining like a diamond."
A third gasped: "Congrats on Super Bowl! You are a Goddess!"
While a fourth said: "You look great in that color."
Gracie used her media influence to champion a cause "close to her heart" during the build-up to Super Bowl LVII.
Teaming up with Kay Adams, she took to Radio Row to discuss her work with the Special Olympics.
She explained: "Special Olympics is near and dear to my heart.
"My work with Special Olympics began almost a decade ago in high school when I tried out for the FC Dallas Special Olympics Unified Soccer team.
"Playing as a partner player alongside those with 'disabilities' changed my life, gave me lifelong friendships, and showed me firsthand how sports break barriers.
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"All people are worthy of respect no matter your ability, race, or background. I love this organization.
"Let’s continue to break barriers and make the world one of respect and inclusion for all! And GO CHIEFS!!"
