Clark Hunt's Wife
Clark Hunt married Tavia Shackles in October 1993. Tavia has a degree in political science from the University of Missouri-Kansas City.
Tavia got married to Clark when she was 22 years old. They tied the knot after Shackles graduated from her University.
Her first meeting with Clark happened at the Chief's kickoff luncheon when she was working as a PR intern on the Kansas team when she was 19.
After six weeks of dating, Clark sweetly proposed to her: Clark gave a 1940-themed postcard to her that contained a convertible. It was his grandma's, and he said he had found a partner with whom he could drive his entire life.
The couple married in Kansas City. As of 2023, they live in Dallas, Texas, with their three kids.
Tavia is a Kansas City Girl
Tavia became Miss Kansas in 1993. She also won the Missouri Teen USA title.
She also enrolled at the University of Missouri-Kansas City, where she graduated with a degree in political science.
Before that, Shackles studied at Lee's Summit High School. During her school days, she became Miss Lee's Summit too.
Later, Tavia competed in the Miss Kansas beauty pageant, bagging it, and then went on to a bigger stage, Miss USA, where she finished as a 2nd runner-up.
Tavia works as the Director of the Kansas City Chiefs Women's organization. She is also involved in managing the Chief's cheerleading team. She assists in judging the new members, preparing calendars, and also designing the uniforms.
Tavia is also involved in Charity
Tavia has utilized her wealth to volunteer for charity events.
Shackles shared an Instagram post on August 29, 2021, where she proudly stated how the Chiefs' Kingdom had collected $450,000 for the MOCSA organization on their 38th annual charity game. She also thanked everybody who supported the cause.
Tavia also promoted the 'Giving Machine' in the Crown Center of Kansas City. These vending machines have been innovated for people to donate their money to various causes through ATM cards. KC Cares, a non-profit organization, shared her interview on Facebook.
Tavia has also stated that it is a tradition for the couple to give back to the loyal KC Chiefs community. The Chiefs reporter Matt McMullen stated that the pair chaired the 35th annual Non-profit Connect Philanthropy Luncheon in May 2019 for fundraising efforts.