Chiefs heiress Gracie Hunt and Cavinder twins pose for sideline selfie in new post from Cowboys clash

The stars were out in Arlington for Week 13.

Before Kansas City and Dallas kicked off Thursday for a Thanksgiving clash at AT&T Stadium, Gracie Hunt, the daughter of Chiefs owner Clark Hunt, spent time on the field with Hanna and Haley Cavinder, the latter of whom is engaged to star Cowboys tight end Jake Ferguson.

“Thanksgiving throwdown in the Lone Star State,” Hunt, 26, captioned photos of the sideline scene on Instagram. “Grateful today and always for faith that leads, family that loves, and football that brings us together. ‘“Every good and perfect gift is from above.’ James 1:17.”

Hunt’s younger sister, Ava Hunt, was also featured in the sideline snap, as well as Haley Anderson, the granddaughter of Cowboys owner Jerry Jones.

It was a duel in the Lone Star State, with the Cowboys edging out the reigning AFC champs with a 31-28 victory to put them at 6-5-1 on the season.

Ferguson, who agreed to a four-year, $52 million extension with the Cowboys over the summer, had just five receptions for 36 yards on Thursday.

He’s tallied 496 yards and seven touchdowns across 12 games this year.

“So thankful for this family of mine!” Haley, 24, gushed on Instagram, where she posted a PDA-packed pic with her NFL fiancé.

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The Cowboys, winners of three straight, next visit the Lions on “Thursday Night Football” Dec. 4.

As for the 6-6 Chiefs, they’re currently on the outside looking in at the AFC playoff picture following three straight Super Bowl berths.

“At the end of the day, you’ve just got to win every game now — and hope that’s enough,” quarterback Patrick Mahomes said postgame.

The Chiefs will host the Texans next on “Sunday Night Football” in Week 14.

Kansas City last missed the playoffs in 2014.

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