The Chiefs of Kansas City have attracted some of the most popular people in the world to their games in the past two seasons, and the Super Bowl Lix should be a starry business.
Aside from Taylor Swift in the corner of the chiefs for big home matches and the playoffs, President Donald Trump was one of those who congratulated the team for having narrowly defeated the Buffalo Bills in the AFC championship.
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The owner of the Kansas City chiefs, Clark Hunt, with his wife Tavia Hunt, on the left, and his daughter Gracie Hunt appear on the red carpet before the presentation of the NFL Honors Awards at the YouTube Theater. (Kirby Lee-USA today Sport)
Gracie Hunt, the daughter of the owner of the Chiefs team, Clark Hunt, spoke in Riley Gaines on the Podcast “Gaines for Girls” of Outkick and reacted to Trump’s remarks.
“It’s pretty cool. It’s pretty great,” she told Gaines. “Sometimes I just look at who I talk to and I am as yes, it was just not on my Bingo 2025 card. But Wow is absolutely incredible.”
Trump published his congratulations to the Chiefs for Truth Social.
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The quarter of Kansas City, Patrick Mahomes, famous after the Chiefs beat the Buffalo Bills in the NFL AFC championship football match on Sunday, January 26, 2025 in Kansas City, Missouri. (AP photo / Charlie Riedel)
“Congratulations to the Chiefs of Kansas City,” wrote Trump. “What a big team, coach, quarter-back and almost everything else, including these fantastic fans, who voted for me (Maga!) In record number.”
He also added that he expected the Bills to do “a lot of victories for a long time in the future”.
On Tuesday, a source told PK Press Club Digital that Trump was to attend the Super Bowl Lix in New Orleans while the Chiefs should face the Eagles of Philadelphia.
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Trump would be the first president to exercise attending the Super Bowl if he made the trip to the easy big.
