Chiefs owner's daughter Ava Hunt recaps 'blessed' moments with family ahead of AFC Championship game

The Kansas City Chiefs are headed to their seventh straight AFC championship game. Looking to cement their name as an NFL dynasty, the team is two games away from a historic three-peat.

Chiefs CEO Clark Hunt and his family are beyond excited for the postseason, present at every game to cheer for their team.

Ava Hunt, Clark's youngest daughter, took to Instagram to show appreciation for their time together. Ava posed at Arrowhead Stadium with her sister Gracie and their family, everyone dressed in telltale Chiefs red.

"I press on toward the goal for the prize of the upward call of God in Christ Jesus. - Philippians 3:14 ❤️ So thankful and blessed to be going back to the AFC Championship!!" Ava Hunt wrote on her IG.

Ava's mother Tavia, married to Clark Hunt, also shared a wholesome post as the Chiefs beat the Houston Texans in a 23-14 divisional round showdown at home.

Chiefs CEO Clark Hunt's wife Tavia celebrates as team reaches AFC Championship game vs Bills [Image credit: @taviahunt]

"Grateful to God for this beautiful, cold, glorious day, and for the incredible opportunity ahead. Every good gift comes from Him, and yet He is the greatest gift of all. Don’t miss it.🙏🏼❤️ #LetsGoChiefs," Tavia Hunt wrote.

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Clark Hunt's daughter Gracie speaks on Taylor Swift and gameday traditions ahead of AFC Championship

The Hunt family, along with Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce, have played a crucial role in growing the Chiefs community.

While the family is ever present to support their team, Gracie Hunt, in an interview with PEOPLE, discussed how Taylor Swift (now dating Kelce) has proved essential for the team.

"The whole world knows," Hunt said. "And it's been such a special time to have her be a part of Chiefs Kingdom. She is just as beautiful and wonderful as you'd ever imagine her to be, so smart and intelligent."

Gracie also credited Swift for an 'undeniable' growth in the fandom.

"We’ve seen a 30% increase in our fanbase, and it’s clear that her presence and influence are a big part of that."

Furthermore, Gracie also highlighted what tradition she loves the most, especially as they head to another AFC title game.

"My favorite moment of every game is standing in the tunnel, cheering and celebrating as the players come off the field. It’s a special tradition filled with energy, pride and unforgettable memories."

As the postseason continues, one can certainly expect more such gameday snippets from Ava and Gracie Hunt.

The Chiefs will face the Bills on January 26 at Arrowhead Stadium.