Gracie and Tavia Hunt are all set to enjoy the holidays in the vibrant city of Kansas City. Their holiday experiences take an exciting turn as they walk the red carpet at the premiere of the Hallmark original movie Holiday Touchdown: A Chiefs Love Story. This event gives them the opportunity to share exclusive insights into their holiday traditions.

Holiday Traditions Dependent on the NFL Schedule

Gracie, the 25-year-old Chiefs heiress, reveals that a lot of their holiday traditions change based on the schedule of their beloved NFL team. This year, they are particularly excited as it's the second year they'll be playing on Christmas. Gracie even makes a cameo in the holiday movie, adding to the festive spirit.The consecutive Christmas Day games have become a fun little family tradition for them. Before spending Christmases at NFL stadiums cheering on Travis Kelce, Patrick Mahomes and the team, Gracie recalls a unique holiday tradition started by her mom.

Hidden Pickle Ornament Tradition

Tavia Hunt would hide a pickle ornament in the Christmas tree, and the family would have to find it. Gracie clarifies that it wasn't a real pickle but a special ornament. This tradition has created some fun memories and Gracie plans to continue it with her own family one day.

First Present Opening Competition

Tavia also shares another tradition where they decide who gets to open the first present on Christmas morning. Whoever was on their best behavior got to have this honor, leading to a little friendly competition among the family.

Hallmark Christmas Movie Marathons

The Hunt family loves Hallmark Christmas movies. They put on their pajamas, cozy up together, and have marathon sessions of these movies. It's a time of great fun for them, and they are looking forward to watching Holiday Touchdown on repeat. Gracie isn't the only familiar face in the movie; Donna Kelce also makes an appearance as the manager of a Kansas City barbecue restaurant.Donna Kelce, 72, is thrilled that the movie is set in Kansas City. She has been a part of the city for the past 11 years and enjoys seeing the Chiefs and their family involved in such a special project.The film also features an impressive lineup of other cameos including Jenna Bush Hager, Diedrich Bader, Megyn Price, Richard Riehle, Christine Ebersole, Richard Christie, Chiefs head coach Andy Reid, and several Kansas City Chiefs players.