Super Bowl 2025: Taylor Swift, Bradley Cooper and More Who Cheered on the Chiefs and Eagles

The Eagles are flying away victorious.

On Feb. 9, the Philadelphia Eagles stopped the Kansas City Chiefs from achieving a three-peat, winning 40 to 20 at Super Bowl LIX. But it wasn't just the shocking game that had fans talking. After all, celebrities on the sidelines—and center stage—at Caesars Superdome in New Orleans were also making headlines.

Take, for instance, Kendrick Lamar, who, of course, dissed his enemy Drake while performing at the halftime show. He even went so far to bring out Drake's ex Serena Williams to dance on stage. (Also joining him? Samuel L. Jackson, Mustard and SZA, another of Drake's exes.)

"Let's go Super Bowl halftime," the tennis legend wrote on X, formerly known as Twitter, alongside a clip of her getting photos taken. "I died a little!"

That's not all. In the stands, Taylor Swift—alongside pals Ice Spice, Ashley Avignone, Alana Haim, Este Haim and Danielle Haim—cheered on Travis Kelce. And, the big game, she ditched her go-to red looks for a surprising white outfit.

Plus, Pete Davidson posed with the Eagles cheerleaders while Jay-Z had a daddy-daughter date night with Rumi Carter and Blue Ivy Carter. 

And after Lady Gaga, Harry Connick Jr. and Jon Batiste performed, Missouri native Jon Hamm had the honor of introducing the Chiefs. Meanwhile, Eagles superfan Bradley Cooper led the charge for his team.

"In terms of emotional fandom, I’m a 10," Cooper told ESPN in 2012. "I won’t talk to you for a while, or I’ll get in an odd, emotional argument with someone who may have made a lighthearted joke about the Eagles."

"I actually had an Eagles blankie when I was a kid, but not anymore," he continued. "But I’m a little superstitious. I feel like when I don’t watch them, they do well, and when I do watch them, they don’t. So, it’s a bit of quagmire. I love to watch Sunday football."

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