Gracie Hunt and Ava Hunt posing with friendsGracie Hunt and Ava Hunt (Photo via Instagram)

Ava Hunt is truly starting to come out of her shell as she continues to get older.

For years, Gracie Hunt has been stealing the spotlight, from comments on Erika Kirk to her cheeky behavior while on vacation. Catching major headlines has become easy for her.

Now her little sister is coming for her spot.

The Hunt family was back together for Thanksgiving as they came together at AT&T Stadium for the game against the Dallas Cowboys.

Ava Hunt, who is currently attending SMU, was also in the house and turning heads with her outfit.

The youngest Hunt took to the field to show off pictures of her red and black outfit, which consisted of a jacket, skirt, and heels.

For her part, Gracie Hunt also looked stunning as she sported red pants and a Chiefs-themed jacket. At one point, she hooked up with her older sister, Gracie, and the Cavinder Twins for a rare photo of the group.

Ava Hunt Was 9-Years-Old The Last Time The Chiefs Missed The Playoffs

Ava Hunt in white dressAva Hunt (Photo via Instagram)
The Kansas City Chiefs are in big trouble.

The last time the Kansas City Chiefs missed the playoffs was in 2014. They finished that season with a 9-7 record and did not qualify for the postseason. They are on the cusp of doing so again, which is unheard of in the Patrick Mahomes era.

Dak Prescott threw for two touchdowns, and CeeDee Lamb scored the first Dallas touchdown and finished with 112 yards on seven catches as they sent the Chiefs back home reeling over a 31-28 loss on Thanksgiving.

The Kansas City Chiefs’ 6-6 record has left fans questioning the team’s performance and management.

Needing to essentially win out from here on out, and hope other teams stumble badly to get into the playoffs, this isn’t a position the franchise has become accustomed to.

In fact, Ava Hunt was 9-years-old the last time the team did not make the postseason. Her life has been filled with long postseason runs and Super Bowl victories.

Looking ahead now, the Chiefs’ have zero margin for error.

“We go into every week thinking that,” Andy Reid said after the game.

“In this business, you stress to get your game plan down, practice it, and then go out and do it, so there’s no days off on that. It’s competition, and you’re giving it your all, and I wouldn’t expect anything less from the guys now.”

At 6-6, the Chiefs are already behind the Buffalo Bills, Houston Texans, and Jacksonville Jaguars.