The Kansas City Chiefs’ season came to a devastating end after getting blown out 40-22 by the Philadelphia Eagles in Super Bowl LIX. After Kansas City failed to win a historic three-peat, Gracie Hunt, Chiefs co-owner Clark Hunt’s eldest daughter, sent a heartfelt message.

She wrote in part, ” It wasn’t the result we were hoping for, but so proud of this team’s heart and the incredible season we had… Thank you to the incredible fans who bleed red with us. You all are the heartbeat of Chiefs Kingdom and are truly the best fans in the NFL.”

Noticeably absent from the former pageant queen’s photos, her boyfriend, Cody Keith. After Hunt and Keith went Instagram official in September, the two were inseparable. However, in addition to mourning a Super Bowl loss, it seems Hunt may also be going through a break up.

Hunt no longer follows Keith, 33, on Instagram. While the real estate broker still has photos of Hunt on his Instagram page, he no longer follows her on the app, and she’s deleted multiple posts that featured Keith in the first photo.

In an interview with OutKick before Christmas, she gushed over the former East Carolina University quarterback, who trained with Chiefs star Patrick Mahomes right out of college.

“It’s just so funny how small the world is because they’ve been buddies this whole time, and then it took him all this time to meet me. So it’s been really fun having him be a part of football season.

“My mom actually met him before I did. She sourced him for me, so he came with Tavia Hunt’s stamp of approval,” Hunt added. “I feel like I’m living in my own little ‘Holiday Touchdown,’ referring to the Chiefs-inspired Hallmark Christmas movie.

While Keith traveled with Hunt for the Chiefs’ regular season finale against the Denver Broncos, he wasn’t seen at Arrowhead Stadium during the playoff run and didn’t appear with the Chiefs heiress in New Orleans during the week of the Super Bowl.

Hunt didn’t post anything on Valentine’s Day, however, she sent a heartfelt message the following day. “Sometimes a wave crashes down on you, but you shake it off, paddle back out, and wait for the next one. The ride isn’t over yet. .”