Gracie Hunt’s sister Ava slays in low-cut dress for SMU sorority formal


Ava Hunt is living that college freshman dreams, and doing so with her sisters by her side —- her sorority sisters, that is.

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Last month, Ava  — who is the daughter of Kansas City Chiefs owner Clark Hunt and Tavia Shackles Hunt —- was accepted into the Pi Beta Phi sorority at Southern Methodist University in Dallas, Texas. And it appears she’s been enjoying all the Greek life activities —- the latest, fall formal.

Today, Ava posted a photo from fall formal to her Instagram Story with a friend of hers. In the photo, she is dressed in a gold, lowcut dress, making kissy faces with her besty. 

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Ava Hunt slays in formal fashion at a Southern Methodist University Greek life event. / Instagram / Ava Hunt

Ava Hunt

Ava Hunt/Instagram

In addition to her sorority duties, Ava has also been cheering the SMU Mustang football team on. The past few weekends, she’s been slaying in her cheerleading fit —- recently at SMU’s homecoming last weekend. 

But while her Greek family is taking up a good portion of her time, Ava has also been spending time with her actual sister, Gracie. Earlier this week, the two enjoyed dinner at Dallas’ newly opened Catch seafood restaurant.

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And of course, fans of the famous family can look forward to a new fit from Gracie tomorrow, as the undefeated Chiefs take on the Denver Broncos.

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