Kansas City Chiefs Heiress Ava Hunt Flaunts Abs In Cheerleader Outfit

Ava Hunt has been turning heads with her latest social media update!

Recently, the 19-year-old daughter of Kansas City Chiefs owner Clark Hunt showcased her toned physique in a series of photos featuring her cheerleader uniform from Southern Methodist University (SMU). With her chiseled abs on full display, Ava is embracing her new role and cheering on her college football team with pride.

Ava shared a vibrant double update on Instagram, donning her SMU cheerleader uniform -- a tight top and a matching skirt that perfectly highlighted her athletic build.

Capturing the spirit of game day, she captioned the post: "Time to fry some frogs!!"

This playful remark refers to the SMU football team's rivalry with Texas Christian University (TCU) as they faced off in a highly anticipated match in Dallas. Ava's enthusiasm for her new role is palpable, and her cheerleading journey is just beginning.

Born on March 29, 2005, Ava shares a birthday with her older sister, Gracie, 25, but the two have charted different paths in sports.

While Gracie and their brother Knobel, 22, pursued soccer, Ava found her passion in cheerleading. In March 2024, she officially committed to SMU, excited to continue doing what she loves.

"It's official!! So beyond thankful for the opportunity to keep doing what I love! Pony up!!" she declared in her announcement, reflecting her eagerness to represent her school.

As Ava transitioned from high school to college, she celebrated significant milestones, including her spring formal and graduation in May 2024. Shortly after graduation, she joined her family for the Kansas City Chiefs' visit to the White House, marking a proud moment for the Hunt family as they celebrated the team's recent Super Bowl victory.

However, Ava's summer took a challenging turn when she suffered a leg injury during a hiking accident in July 2024. According to her mother, Tavia, Ava "fell down a mountain," which led to a visit to the ER and subsequent surgery for a deep wound.

Tavia shared the news on her Instagram Stories, thanking God for Ava's recovery and urging followers to pray for a swift healing process.

Despite the setback, Ava's resilient spirit shone through. After her surgery, she took to Instagram to provide an update on her recovery, sharing that everything had gone smoothly. She spent her time at home watching Olympic gold medalist Simone Biles compete at the Paris Summer Olympics.

"Update: surgery went very smoothly and I'm back at home watching my favorite @simonebiles!!" she wrote, adding a touch of humor with, "I'm feeling great (but I might still be a little drugged up). Thank you for all of your sweet messages and prayers."

Ava's journey as a cheerleader and a young woman is just beginning, and her recent posts reflect both her commitment to her new role at SMU and her ability to overcome challenges. With a supportive family and a growing fan base, she is poised to make a significant impact in the world of cheerleading while continuing to represent the legacy of the Hunt family.