Chiefs heiress Ava Hunt graduates from high school and jets off to DC (2024)

Kansas City Chiefsheiress Ava Hunt stunned in a white mini dress as she graduated from high school - before she jetted off to Washington, D.C., to join the team at the White House.

The aspiring cheerleader, 18, who has gained a legion of followers for flaunting the many lavish perks that come with being the daughter of billionaireChiefs owner Clark Hunt, was joined by her prominent family as she commemorated finishing high school last weekend.

Days later, she flew across the globe to Washington, D.C., to join the Chiefs on theirceremonial visit to the White House, where she hung out with star players Travis Kelce and Patrick Mahomes.

Ava, who is set to attend Southern Methodist University in the fall, documented both endeavors on her Instagram, where she has racked up more than 44,000 followers.

First, she uploaded a carousel of images from her graduation; dressed in a mesh ruffled dress and gold platform sandals, the teenager looked glamorous as she celebrated the feat with her loved ones.

One picture showed her posing in her all-white ensemble and black graduation gown; she grinned towards the camera as she kicked her leg up and held her cap high in the air.

Other snaps featured the blonde beauty posing with her friends, while one contained her cozying up to her classmate Jack Martin, who was previously her date at prom.

He's private on Instagram so very little is known about him - but based off his bio he is set to attend Auburn University in the fall.

Another photo saw the graduate standing with her parents, Clark andTavia Hunt, as well as her older sister, Gracie Hunt, who all beamed with pride.

Her businessman father, 59, dressed in a blue suit for the endeavor, which he paired with gray trousers and a bright red tie.

As for her pageant queen and lookalike mom, 52, she donned a floor-length white dress with an intricate gold floral design.

Her sister, Gracie, 25, who has also become an internet star in recent months, opted for a figure-hugging white dress.

Ava also gave her followers an intimate glimpse into their White House trip, sharing another set of photos a day later, which she captioned, 'What an incredible experience. Thank you to everyone who helped make yesterday so special.'

For their visit to President Joe Biden's home, Ava switched into a white gown that contained an enormous rose on the chest area. She paired it with white heeled sandals and a red Chanel purse.

Gracie, on the other hand, decided to wear the Kansas City Chiefs' color - red - donning a shirt dress with eye-popping buttons and shimmering gold heels.

Her mom rocked a similar look, opting for a slightly longer red gown and white pumps with gold embellishments, while Chiefs owner Clark kept it simple in a navy suit with a red tie.

Ava posted snaps that showed her posing all around the White House, as well as some that featured her standing alongside sports stars Travis, 34, and Patrick, 28.

Gracie shared her own set of images from the trip to her Instagram, where she has more than 571,000 followers.

'KC takes D.C.,' she wrote. 'Thank you to everyone at the White House for an amazing visit. It was a day we'll always remember.'

Tavia also gushed over the trip online, describing it as a 'beautiful reminder of the enduring spirit of the American dream and the remarkable history of service to this great country.'

During the team's visit, US President Joe, 81, gave a heartfelt speech to the football team following their second consecutive Super Bowl win.

'Back to back, I like that,' he said.'When the doubters question whether you could pull it off again - believe me, I know what that feels like. I don't think anyone's doubting you now.'

After the president wrapped up his remarks, he passed the mic to Travis, who jokingly attempted to give a speech during last year's visit.

'It's nice to see you all yet again,' said the tight end. 'I'm not gonna lie, President Biden, they told me if I came up here, I'd get tased, so I'm gonna go back to my spot.'

The Clark family is worth an estimated $24.8 billion, according to Forbes, and being related to a massive sports figure certainly comes with its perks - which Ava is not shy about showing off online.

Her feeds consists of posts that show her vacationing at top spots around the world, staying in five-star resorts, flying in private jets, eating in some of the most sought-after restaurants, and attending elite sporting events - where she receives VIP treatment, of course.

In the last year alone, the teen has visited Iceland, Cape Cod, Aspen, Zimbabwe, South Africa, Jerusalem, and Cabo San Lucas in Mexico.

She also got a chance to hangout with pop superstar Taylor Swift thanks to her dad, posting a picture with the Cruel Summer songstress back in December.

She was also spotted hugging the singer - who is dating Travis - following the team'swin at the Super Bowl in February.

While Ava has followed in her mother's footsteps and entered the world of pageantry - she competed in the Texas Outstanding Teen pageant back in 2021 - it seems her main passion is cheerleading.

Back in 2020, she came in first place at the cheerleading State Championships. And last year, she was picked as her school's varsity cheer captain.

And she hopes to represent the Chiefs when she's older. Back in 2021, she shared a snap of herself jumping in the air at the Chiefs cheerleader auditions, which she captioned, 'I didn't actually audition for Chiefs cheer... But maybe one day!'

Ava announced last month that she had officially committed to Southern Methodist University's cheer squad for the fall, something that left her parents extremely 'proud.'