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It looks like there might be trouble in paradise for Kansas City Chiefs heiress Gracie Hunt and her boyfriend Cody Keith. While neither party has officially addressed the status of their relationship, it appears the clues are stacking up like Chiefs touchdowns at Arrowhead.
On Friday, Gracie dropped a cryptic post to her Instagram story that sent fans into a frenzy. She was seen cozied up with another man at Gera Field stadium, sharing what looked to be an intimate moment.
"After meeting 7.5 years ago in this place... all along there was some invisible string," the caption read.
It didn't take long for fans to start connecting dots and wondering if this was Gracie's not-so-subtle way of saying thank u, next to Cody Keith.
Instagram clues and a sudden absence
The whispers of a breakup started when Cody Keith posted a "March dump" on March 31 featuring highlights from his month-traveling to Los Angeles, hanging out with country singer Dustin Lynch, and golfing with friends. Yet, not a single shot of the Chiefs' "princess" was included, raising more than a few eyebrows.
Meanwhile, fans noticed that Gracie has seemingly wiped her Instagram clean of Cody-related content. Posts from their public appearances together, including their glamorous look at a Salvation Army event in September 2024, have mysteriously disappeared.
Cody, who works as a broker at his family's commercial real estate firm in Charlotte, had been dating Gracie since at least September 2023.
The last time Gracie appeared on his feed was on January 1, when he shared a carousel of favorite memories from 2023 with the caption: "Looking back and thanking God, looking forward and trusting God."
Now, just a few months later, Gracie's photos are nowhere to be found, and she's been posting solo-and very selectively.
Fans have been quick to notice her captions have leaned more introspective lately, some even calling them "glow-up era" energy.