Ava Hunt celebrated the Kansas City Chiefs’ Super Bowl win with Travis Kelce and Patrick Mahomes at the White House over the weekend – just days after graduating from high school.
The Chiefs heiress shared a series of snaps from her visit via Instagram, including pics of her posing with the NFL stars.
Hunt stunned in a $695 Alice + Olivia mini dress, which featured a gorgeous red rose design embroidered on the front.
The cheerleader, 18, accessorized her Chiefs-themed look with white open-toed heels and a red Chanel crossbody bag.
In one of the photos, Hunt smiled next to Kelce –– who looked dapper in a beige suit and black sunglasses –– in a hallway of the President’s home.
She also took the opportunity to snap a picture with the MVP from Super Bowl LVIII, Mahomes. The quarterback wore a blue-and-white pinᵴtriƥe suit and black sunglasses.
The blonde beauty included a few photos with her dad – Chiefs CEO Clark Hunt – along with mom Tavia Shackles and sister Gracie Hunt. It appear her brother, Knobel Hunt, was absent from the festivities.
“Presidential 
What an incredible experience! Thank you to everyone who helped make yesterday so special!! 
,” Ava captioned the photos.
Tavia commented under the post, “Such a special day! Missing you @knobelhunt.”
Knobel also wrote, “White House drip 
.”
Hunt joined the Chiefs to meet with President Joe Biden to celebrate their back-to-back Super Bowl win against the San Francisco 49ers earlier this year.
President Biden shared a few words before introducing Kelce to the stage, where the athlete joked about getting “tased” if he got too close to the politician. Ava’s dad then got to say a few words behind the podium and expressed how “incredibly proud” he is of the team.
The Hunts made the trip to Washington, D.C., just a few days after celebrating Ava’s high school graduation from Christian private school Covenant School in Dallas, Texas.
Ava wore a one-sleeve white flowing dress with gold platform heels and held onto her black robe and black cap in photos with her friends and family.
“No 
tion needed,” she captioned the photos.
Ava previously announced that she committed to Southern Methodist University –– her dad’s alma mater –– and will be a part of the cheer team.
