Gracie Hunt, the daughter of Chiefs owner Clark Hunt and a former Miss Kansas USA, has a natural affinity for the spotlight. Her poise and philanthropic efforts could provide intriguing narratives, giving viewers an insider's look at the Chiefs' world.
Gracie’s potential participation would add a layer of sophistication and insight to the series.
Chariah Gordon, engaged to Mecole Hardman Jr., is one of the most buzzed-about names on this list. She's a model, social media influencer, and one of the most stylish WAGs in the game.
Maybe we'll get to see her marry the wide receiver! Or maybe we'll just get lots of fashion inspo. Either way, we're excited to see Ms. Chariah on our screens!
As the wife of star quarterback Patrick Mahomes, Brittany is a familiar face to Chiefs fans. Whether she's hitting the town with her new bestie, Taylor Swift, or clapping back at refs online, Brittany stays on Chiefs fans' radar. But would she actually appear on the show?
All signs point to no, unfortunately. While Brittany would be the most obvious choice to represent the Chiefs WAGs dynasty, the woman is simply too booked and busy to appear on a little reality show. She simply doesn't need it to keep raking in the big bucks. Surely she'll make an appearance at some point—otherwise, where is she?—but I wouldn't expect Mrs. Mahomes to hog the spotlight. The fans know her well enough, so she's stepping to the side for other WAGs to make their name known.
Who could forget Mr. Harrison Butker, the Chiefs kicker who told a room full of women graduating that their time and money would be better spent at home? Ever since, fans have been curious to get to know his wife, Isabelle Butker. We want her to speak for herself!
And it seems like she'll get that chance, because Isabelle Butker is one of the main names floating around for the show.
Sheawna Weathersby, who shares two children with the Chiefs' defensive tackle, Chris Jones, is a dedicated mother whose focus on family and resilience would bring heart to the show, highlighting the behind-the-scenes stories of NFL life.
She is also a licensed esthetician with her own business, Cliquely She Boutique. Her story could provide the emotional depth that reality TV audiences thrive on.
Lyndsay Bell is married to Kansas City Chiefs tight end Blake Bell. The couple met at the University of Oklahoma and began dating in 2013. They married in February 2021 and are currently expecting their second child.
Lyndsay is known for her close friendship with Taylor Swift and Brittany Mahomes, often seen attending Chiefs games and events together. She has been a supportive presence at Blake's games, celebrating the Chiefs' victories with their family.
Erica Watson, the wife of Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Justin Watson, is a licensed cosmetologist and maintains a low public profile. Erica and Justin have been married since June 2022, after he proposed in March of the same year. The couple welcomed their first child in April 2023.
Erica is known for her supportive presence at games, often seen cheering for Justin with their son. So will she appear on the show? Only time will tell!
Marissa Rand, who's currently dating Kansas City Chiefs safety Justin Reid, announced her pregnancy in an unforgettable way at a Chiefs game. She recreated Kourtney Kardashian's iconic pregnancy announcement by holding a sign that read "Justin I'm pregnant" during the game against the New Orleans Saints.
Marissa and Justin have been together since at least September 2022, and she frequently attends his games. Here's to hoping Marissa will bring this same fun energy to the show!
The world's biggest popstar is currently dating the Kansas City Chiefs' tight end, Travis Kelce, and these two show no signs of slowing down any time soon. But will the new WAG darling be part of the new show?
Of course not! Taylor is way too big for the small screen, but here's to hoping we'll get a glimpse of her here and there (and of course, we know these women will be name-dropping her every chance they get!).
JoJo O'Conner, engaged to Kansas City Chiefs running back Clyde Edwards-Helaire, graduated with a degree in Women's Studies from Xavier University of Louisiana in 2021. She is involved with STEM NOLA, promoting science and technology opportunities for children in New Orleans. JoJo and Clyde began dating in college, and he proposed to her in June 2023 during a visit to their new home.
Known for her strong, independent spirit, JoJo made headlines for her assertive response to social media comments about their financial independence. The coule's upcoming wedding plans are eagerly anticipated—maybe we'll get a Chiefs wedding on the show!
Tammy Reid, the esteemed wife of head coach Andy Reid, holds a revered position within the Chiefs community. Her long-standing NFL experience and compassionate nature would bring wisdom and warmth to the series, enriching the narrative with her insights.
There's guaranteed to be plenty of drama, so the women need a mother figure to keep them grounded!
Randi Chenal, married to Leo Chenal, provides a fresh perspective as one of the newer additions to the Chiefs’ extended family.
Her enthusiasm for community involvement and youthful energy could bring a lively and engaging vibe to the show.
