Chiefs heiress Gracie Hunt recaps gameday experience from 26-25 win over Bengals with boyfriend Cody Keith 

Gracie Hunt documents every Kansas City Chiefs game day on Instagram. The daughter of Chiefs CEO Clark Hunt shares her gameday looks and experience with her 573,000 followers regularly on the social media platform.

This past Sunday was no different as she posted a glimpse of her outfit and also showed that her boyfriend, Cody Keith, was also in attendance.

In one photo of the Instagram collage, she shared a behind-the-scenes look at her and her boyfriend taking a photo, although she didn't share the photo from the front.

Gracie Hunt and her boyfriend Cody Keith at the Kansas City Chiefs game. (Photos via IG)

Hunt went with a red, strapless sundress that she paired with neutral heels and sunglasses.

"That Sunday Funday Feeling," Hunt wrote in her IG caption.

The Kansas City Chiefs won the nail-biter over the Cincinnati Bengals with a game-winning field goal to secure a 26-25 win.

Gracie Hunt went Instagram official with boyfriend Cody Keith

In August, Gracie Hunt began hinting that she may have a boyfriend through her Instagram posts. She never tagged Cody Keith but shared glimpses of him in posts, which included a trip to Colorado.

Last week, she shared a collage of photos from Charlotte, North Carolina, which included one of herself with Keith and a video of them jet skiing together. In the caption, Gracie Hunt shared some philosophical ruminations of her own.

"Life’s filled with twists and turns, but each path leads us to where we’re meant to be. Trust in the process, believe in yourself, and know that everything happens for a reason. Your story’s unfolding exactly as it should. 💯 Some snapshots of life lately."

It's unclear when the couple met but they have a common interest in football. While Gracie has worked with the Kansas City Chiefs' marketing department, her boyfriend played the game and even went to college on a football scholarship.

Keith played college football at East Carolina University and even tried out for the Washington Commanders, Indianapolis Colts and Baltimore Ravens. Lingering injuries, though, prevented Keith from making it in the National Football League.

According to LinkedIn, he began working in property management and real estate in 2019 with The Keith Corporation.