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Taylor Swift, Lionel Messi, Jay-Z and Trump among big names at Super Bowl

Source: BBC

10 February 2025 2:19am

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One of the biggest sporting events in the world took place in New Orleans as the Philadelphia Eagles clinched this year's Super Bowl with an emphatic 40-22 victory over defending champions the Kansas City Chiefs.

The event did not just bring out the best the NFL has had to offer this season - but plenty of Hollywood A-listers, musicians and US President Donald Trump were spotted in the stands of the Superdome.

Before the match started, actor Jon Hamm introduced the Chiefs while Bradley Cooper brought the hype for the Eagles.

Below are a selection of images of celebrities at this year's Super Bowl.

Actor Bradley Cooper joined young fan Declan LeBaron (right) to announce their favourite team - the Philadelphia Eagles

Although Beyoncé was not seen at this year's Super Bowl, her daughters Blue Ivy and Rumi were in attendance along with their father Jay-Z

Jay-Z took a few photos of Rumi jumping next to one of the end zones as Blue Ivy watches on

Donald Trump became the first sitting US president to attend a Super Bowl. He was accompanied by a large entourage, including his daughter Ivanka (right)

Trump saluted as the national anthem was sung by Jon Batiste

But Trump appeared to leave before the match finished and criticised the kick-off of the Super Bowl on his Truth Social platform. It left his daughter Ivanka Trump to enjoy the occasion

Inter Miami's Lionel Messi, Luis Suarez, Jordi Alba and Sergio Busquets each attended Super Bowl 59

The half-time show opened with Samuel L Jackson dressed as Uncle Sam

Actors Pete Davidson and Kevin Costner were spotted sharing a laugh ahead of the game kicking off

During the half-time Show, Kendrick Lamar performed Luther, his chart smash hit, with R&B singer SZA

And his special guest was none other than tennis legend Serena Williams

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