Gracie Hunt believes she’s a little bit superstitious … and she is not taking any chances prior to her dad’s NFL team possibly making history on Sunday!

TMZ caught up with the daughter of Chiefs owner Clark Hunt on Friday at Shaq‘s Fun House … where she told us the family was excited and grateful for another Super Bowl appearance — and she believes in “Chiefs magic.”

But that’s not all she believes in … telling us she is a bit superstitious about the big game — and is going to do what she did prior to the past couple of victories … work out and pray.

Also worth noting … Gracie has often been outspoken about faith and religion, and sometimes her controversial views — such as during last year’s controversy surrounding Harrison Butker‘s sexist comments about gender roles, when she came out to his defense.

In the middle of the controversy, Grace said on “Fox & Friends” … “I really respect Harrison and his Christian faith and what he’s accomplished on and off the field.”

DJ Diesel — aka Shaq — was once again bringing the house down Friday night …. when he was scratching to a huge crowd for his annual Fun House party before the Super Bowl, which was packed with a who’s who of celebs.

The NBA icon held his big bash at Mardi Gras World — about a mile from Bourbon Street — where he once again ruled the DJ booth with sick beats, bumping them for the crowd.

Make no mistake … Shaq’s pre-SB gala ain’t just about tunes and dancing … as it’s true to the Fun House moniker, with carnival rides, games, tons of circus performers … and, naturally, drinks!

TMZ caught up with Shaq at the party … where he talked ball with us … namely “big man” Mark Williams heading to the Lakers as a center, joining the ranks of LeBron James and now Luka Doncic.

DJ Diesel didn’t have to pull solo duty all night … there were other performances by Ludacris, John Summit, Myles O’Neal (Shaq’s son), and DJ IRIE.

Celebs bumping at the party included Steph Mi, Adam Ray, Bert Kreischer, Flo Rida, Tech N9ne, Grace O’Malley, DeSean Jackson, Don Lemon, Tianna Robillard, Louis Tomlinson, Sexyy Red, Gracie Hunt & Ava Hunt, Dale Moss, Madison Brodsky, Hunter Fieri and Tara Bernstein.

Justin Baldoni is breaking his silence amid his ugly legal battle with Blake Lively, saying in a teary-eyed promo clip for a soon-to-be-aired interview he’s had an “intense year.”

Baldoni sat down with Samir Mourani — host of the “Gent’s Talk” podcast — for an emotional face-to-face, recorded a month prior to Lively’s first court filing accusing the “It Ends With Us” actor-director of sexual harassment and publicly smearing her name. As you know, Lively starred with Baldoni in the film.

In the short interview clip with quick jump cuts, Baldoni tells Mourani, “I had an intense year” and “This morning I sent a text message … I had anxiety.”

In December 2024, Lively filed a civil rights complaint followed by a lawsuit against Baldoni for his alleged sexual harassment and smear campaign against her.

Baldoni then filed his own lawsuits — including against the New York Times for allegedly colluding with Lively and defaming him in an article. He also sued Blake and her husband, Ryan Reynolds, accusing them of launching their own smear campaign against him.