Tavia Hunt Shares Stunning Dorm Room Makeover for Daughter Ava at SMU
The transition from high school to college is a major milestone in any young person’s life, and for Tavia Hunt, the wife of Kansas City Chiefs CEO and part-owner Clark Hunt, it was no different. In a recent Instagram post, Tavia Hunt shared a glimpse of her daughter Ava Hunt’s decked out dorm room at Southern Methodist University, and it’s safe to say that the room received a massive makeover.
The room’s complete transformation included a vanity with mirrored drawers, pink floral bedding and matching tufted stools, pink neon signs with her name above her bed, and other pink decor and items. Tavia Hunt’s college dorm room is pretty in pink, and it’s clear that a lot of thought and effort went into creating a space that reflects her daughter’s personality and style.
Accompanying the photos of her daughter’s gorgeous dorm room, Tavia Hunt penned a heartfelt note in the caption reflecting on the moment of dropping her youngest child off at college. She expressed her emotions of having her daughter no longer at home, writing that “the house is too quiet” without her laughter and the scent of her favorite perfume.
Tavia Hunt shared her excitement for her daughter to have new experiences and learn new lessons as she embarks on her college experience, adding, “Watching you shine your light and grow into the most beautiful version of yourself makes my heart beat a little happier.”
The post struck a chord with fellow parents, both for the emotional moment of dropping a child off at college, and for the stunning dorm room decor. Comments poured in praising the room’s design and offering words of encouragement to Ava Hunt as she begins this new chapter in her life.
As parents, it can be bittersweet to see our children grow up and move on to new adventures, but Tavia Hunt’s message to her daughter serves as a reminder that no matter where life takes her, she will always have the love and support of her family. And with a dorm room as stylish as Ava Hunt’s, she’s sure to feel right at home as she navigates the challenges and triumphs of college life.
