Kansas City Chiefs heiress Ava Hunt flaunts her enviable physique in tiny cheerleader outfit

Kansas City Chiefs heiress Ava Hunt flaunted her abs in a tiny cheerleading outfit as she took to the field to cheer on the Southern Methodist University's football team.

The SMU freshman, 18, who has gained a legion of followers for flaunting the many lavish perks that come with being the daughter of billionaire Chiefs owner Clark Hunt, posted a snap of herself at the game to Instagram over the weekend.

Ava donned a red, white, and blue matching shirt and skirt set for the event, which left her toned midriff and long legs on full display.

The social media star kept her blonde locks pulled back into a tight ponytail, and held white pompoms in her hands.

'Time to fry some frogs,' she captioned the post, referring to the football team that SMU was facing, who are called the TMU Horned Frogs.

Days earlier, the NFL heiress was seen hanging out with college friends in a pink checkered bikini top and white sweatpants.

Ava moved into her dorm at SMU last month , and she completely revamped it into a stunning bedroom filled to the brim with cute décor, neon lights, and luxurious furniture.

Her 53-year-old mom, former beauty queen Tavia Hunt , shared a glimpse into the lavish dorm room via Instagram at the time.

She uploaded an array of photos that showed her daughter posing in her new digs, while sharing a heartwarming message to the teen to commemorate her heading off to the Texas college.

One image showed the mother-daughter duo hugging in the dorm room, while another featured Ava standing by herself alongside the stylish decorations.

'Today, I left a piece of my heart at SMU. Ava Hunt, you've always been a mix of sunshine and hurricane - fierce, fearless, and capable of incredible things,' Tavia gushed in the caption.

'I'm overflowing with excitement for you, even as I tuck away my tears for later. I'm wading through emotions as I pass by your now too-clean room.

'The house is too quiet without your laughter, and Chief and I are already missing the familiar scent of your Sol de Janeiro body spray.

'I know you'll return often, and that this marks a new adventure and freedom for both of us... yet, I whisper earnest prayers for your safety, wisdom, and for a tribe of new sisters who love Jesus and love you.

'May God bless you and watch over you - He has never failed me, nor will He fail you.'

The mom-of-two added that 'watching her shine' and 'grow into the most beautiful version of herself' made her 'heart beat a little happier.'

'You've worked so hard to get here. Everything that you do from here on out is for you - for your success, happiness, and God's glory,' she concluded.

'Stay safe. Get sleep. Have faith in yourself. And remember, mom and dad are ALWAYS here when you need us.'

The Clark family is worth an estimated $24.8 billion, according to Forbes , and being related to a massive sports mogul certainly comes with its benefits - which Ava is not shy about showing off online.

Her feeds consists of posts that show her often vacationing at top spots around the world , staying in five-star resorts, flying in private jets, eating in some of the most sought-after restaurants, and attending elite sporting events, like the Super Bowl - where she receives VIP treatment, of course.

The teen has visited Iceland, Cape Cod, Aspen, Zimbabwe, South Africa, Jerusalem, and Cabo San Lucas in Mexico recently.

She also got a chance to hangout with pop superstar Taylor Swift thanks to her dad, posting a picture with the Cruel Summer songstress back in December.

The heiress was also spotted hugging the singer - who is dating Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce - following the team's win at the Super Bowl in February .

While Ava has followed in her mother's footsteps and entered the world of pageantry - she competed in the Texas Outstanding Teen pageant back in 2021 - it seems her main passion is cheerleading.

Back in 2020, she came in first place at the cheerleading State Championships. And last year, she was picked as her school's varsity cheer captain.

And she hopes to represent the Chiefs when she's older. Back in 2021, she shared a snap of herself jumping in the air at the Chiefs cheerleader auditions, which she captioned, 'I didn't actually audition for Chiefs cheer... But maybe one day!'