As the Seahawks and Patriots prepare to face off in Super Bowl LX, Hollywoodâs allegiances have become part of the weekâs buzz. From A-list actors to chart-topping musicians, some familiar faces have publicly tied themselves to one side or the other in the run-up to tonightâs showdown.
On one sideline, New Englandâs proud supporters include long-time fans and cultural icons who have worn Patriots colors through playoff runs and championship dreams. Their presence at events and social media posts have added an extra layer of personality.
Meanwhile, voices cheering for the Seahawks span film stars, comedians and musicians whose ties to Seattle run deep, whether through childhood loyalty or spirited public moments. In a game that transcends sport, these celebrity allegiances have helped turn SB week into a cultural collision.
Seattle Seahawksâ famous supporters
The Pacific Northwestâs favorite NFL team has drawn support from a lively mix of stars who wear their fandom openly. Actor Chris Pratt, a native of nearby Washington, has been a lifelong Seahawks fan and will even introduce the team at Sundayâs game.
Chris Pratt and Macklemore (Source: @prattprattpratt and @macklemore)
Comedian Will Ferrell has shown his colors over the years, famously crashing a team Zoom meeting and attending games with infectious enthusiasm. Music also echoes through Seahawks fandom: Macklemore embraces the team as a cultural fixture of Seattle life, while Sir Mix-a-Lot has represented the cityâs sports scene for years.
Singer-songwriter Dave Matthews has even helped raise the iconic â12th Manâ flag atop the Space Needle, a symbolic moment for fans across the region. Other notable supporters include LeBron James, Chrissy Teigen, Joel McHale, Jeffrey Dean Morgan, Rainn Wilson, Brandi Carlile and Robert Irwin, each adding their voice to the Seahawksâ star-studded backing.
New England Patriotsâ celebrity lineup
On the Patriotsâ side, New Englandâs deep cultural ties to sports have attracted a strong roster of famous fans. Rock legend Jon Bon Jovi will play a visible role in the gameâs prelude, introducing the Patriots before kickoff.
Fellow Massachusetts native Mark Wahlberg has been a vocal supporter for years, often spotted celebrating the teamâs successes. Actors like Ben Affleck, Matt Damon and John Krasinski are part of Bostonâs Hollywood contingent, each linking their roots to the Patriotsâ identity in interviews and appearances.
Cardi B and Mark Wahlberg (Source: Matthew Stockman/Getty Images â Patrick Smith/Getty Images)
Media personality Maria Menounos adds her support alongside Al Roker, while chart-topping rapper Cardi B brings her own spotlight to the Patriots fold through her personal connection to wide receiver Stefon Diggs.
Elton John and Steven Tyler are also among the notable names associated with New Englandâs gridiron passion, further underscoring how fandom here intersects with entertainment and lifestyle.
Whether cheering from stadium seats, social media or star-studded events leading up to the game, these celebrity fans help turn Super Bowl LX into a cultural moment where pop culture and sports fandom collide.
