The Super Bowl LIX was a celebrity hot spot! From the pregame show to half time, the gridiron was packed with celebs and powerful figures. However, as they were there to support their respective teams, as obvious, their expressions caught fans’s attention in the game.

Now doubt, the Philadelphia Eagles crushed it! The 3-peat which was never done before, remains undone this year too. The Kansas City Chiefs lost to the strong Eagles 14-40, leaving Patrick Mahomes and KC fans emotional. One such fan was Paul Rudd.

When the Chiefs were trailing 6-34 to the Eagles, KC fans went speechless to see their heroes crumble in New Orleans. Paul Rudd, who is a big fan of the Chiefs, was also seen hiding his face in disappointment. The latest pictures also showed that he is left in tears after seeing the Chiefs losing the game slowly and slowly.

Paul Rudd is a KC native, who is a die-hard fan of the Chiefs. He has earlier been seen in multiple games of the team to support them. But this time, his and his son Jack’s support didn’t benefit Patrick Mahomes’s team much.

However, on the other hand, Anne Hathaway, who is also witnessing the game LIVE from a Philly suit, was seen dancing and jumping. Being a supporter of the Eagles, Hathaway was just loving the game, as the Eagles won the Super Bowl! Apart from these stars, there were other celebrities too in attendance.

Who else were there for Patrick Mahomes’s Chiefs and Jalen Hurts’s Eagles?

The celebrities made Sunday’s Super Bowl LIX extra legendary. Besides Paul Rudd, Anne Hathaway, and the Pregame and Halftime performers, the February 9 showdown also saw Taylor Swift as obvious. She was there to support her beau, Travis Kelce, who connected with Patrick Mahomes pretty late in the game. Swift, who donned a white sleeveless top and sparkly denim shorts, was accompanied by Ice Spice.

In addition, celebrities like Jordon Hudson & Nikki Glaser, Serena Williams, Samuel L. Jackson, Adam Sandler, Master P, Bradley Cooper, Jon Hamm, Jay-Z and Blue Ivy Carter, Kevin Costner, Kevin Costner, Pete Davidson, Paul McCartney, Miles Teller and Keleigh Sperry Teller, Flavor Flav, were all present at the event.

Even President Donald Trump made an appearance in New Orleans, making it the first time appearance by any US President.