Chiefs Owner's Daughter Has 'Way Too Many' Bridesmaids

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Chiefs Owner's Daughter Has 'Way Too Many' Bridesmaids

Originally posted on The Spun | By Andrew Holleran | Last updated May 18, 2026 3:51 PM ET

Gracie Hunt, the daughter of Kansas City Chiefs owner Clark Hunt, is being accused of having "way too many" bridesmaids for her upcoming wedding.

The daughter of the iconic NFL franchise owner is getting married to Derek Green, the son of former Chiefs quarterback Trent Green.

"April, you really outdid yourself Said yes to forever—and to my best friend—and I’m still levitating. This month gave me the greatest gift of my life, and I’m soaking in every second. Thank you, April. You’ll always be my favorite. But more importantly—thank each and every one of YOU for how you’ve loved and cheered me on this crazy journey of life. ," she revealed.

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Gracie Hunt has announced that she will have 14 bridesmaids, including her sister, Ava Hunt, who will serve as maid of honor, and Derek’s sister, Janelle Green, a volleyball player at the University of Toledo.

Is that too many?

NFL fans think so.

That's 'way too many' bridesmaids, says NFL fans

Gracie Hunt is defending the number.

“Through every season, they’ve loved me, prayed for me, encouraged me, challenged me, and helped shape me into who I am today. I truly would not be the same without them.”

“There is something so special about being surrounded by women who make you feel stronger, wiser, softer, and closer to Jesus just by knowing them. My heart is overwhelmingly grateful for each of these friendships and the gift of getting to do life together. Forever thankful for my squad .”

However, NFL fans think differently.

"That's just way too many bridesmaids," one fan said.

"If you have 14 close friends, you're too young to get married," another fan joked.

"That's like a 30-person wedding party. Crazy!" one added.

Hey, if that's what Gracie Hunt wants, that what she gets. We wish her the best of luck.

This article first appeared on The Spun and was syndicated with permission.

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