Gracie Hunt has dropped another hint about her new relationship on social media, after the Kansas City Chiefs heiress seemed to go public with her new boyfriend over the weekend.

The 26-year-old Hunt turned heads by seemingly announcing a new romance with a man she had first met years ago at Arrowhead Stadium.

Sharing a video back at the iconic NFL venue, Hunt wrote as a caption: ‘After meeting 7.5 years ago in this place… all along there was some invisible string.’

Hunt stopped short of revealing the identity of her new man but the signals are that he works for the Chiefs in some capacity, given they were both at Arrowhead in the heart of the NFL offseason.

And on Monday night, Hunt appeared to fuel the relationship talk further by sharing three glamorous photos of herself that were captioned: ‘When grace is your response and happiness is your headline…’

It comes after a rumored split from real estate broker Cody Keith – a friend of Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes who once had football aspirations of his own.

Gracie Hunt has dropped another hint about her new relationship on social media
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She appeared to confirm a new relationship at teh weekend but didn’t name her new man

Last year, Hunt and Cody Keith went public with their relationship but it seems to be over
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Last year, Hunt and Cody Keith went public with their relationship but it seems to be over

Speaking out about her romance with Keith back in December, Hunt revealed that he had the stamp of approval from Mahomes.

‘I love the Chiefs and I love football season. He grew up playing football and he and Patrick actually trained together out of college,’ she told OutKick.

‘They had a pre-existing friendship and it is just so funny how small the world is.

‘They have been buddies this whole time, and it took him all this time to meet me.’

The nature of their split is unknown from there but when Hunt recently celebrated her birthday in March, there were no pictures of Keith – who works as a real estate broker.

He was also not believed to have joined her for the Super Bowl in February, where the Chiefs were beaten by the Philadelphia Eagles in New Orleans.

In February, days after the Super Bowl loss, Hunt shared an ambigious message on her Instagram from vacation, saying: ‘Sometimes a wave crashes down on you, but you shake it off, paddle back out and wait for the next one. The ride isn’t over yet.’

Her family have owned the franchise since 1963 and it was inherited by her father, Clark, when his father Lamar passed away in 2006.

Clark Hunt has an estimated wealth of $1.4billion, with the Chiefs estimated by Forbes to be worth around $4.2billion.