From Kevin Hart (Eagles) To Brad Pitt (Chiefs), Who Are Celebrity Fans Of Each Super Bowl 57 Team?

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Brothers Jalen Hurts, Patrick Mahomes and Kelsey have become celebrities in their own right. Four offensive stars led their team to Super Bowl 57, where the Philadelphia Eagles and Kansas City Chiefs battle it out for the best in the league.

But the cast isn't the only celebrity making their team stars. There are many famous people who are fans of the Chiefs or the Eagles. Some of them are born and raised fans of the NFL, while others find their connections unique and make their team their own.

Here is a list of notable Eagles and Chiefs fans who will support Super Bowl 57:

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Philadelphia Eagles

Kevin Hart

Kevin Hart was a Philadelphia greenblood when Brotherly Love was born in the city. They refused to take the stage for the Lombardi Trophy when the Eagles last won the Super Bowl. This year will see his team dominate the NFC championship and will certainly back up the Eagles to another Super Bowl win.

"I got on stage, raised the trophy, said 'Philadelphia' and yelled 'EAGLES,'" Hart told ESPN in October of his second round pick. "Everyone knows I eat sleep and breathe veggies. I love my city, I'm my city. I'm the epitome of what my city thrives on and it's not just good people, it's good energy, it's loyalty. I'm the best fans of the world and we smile when we see them, we want to be part of this moment".

Bradley Cooper

Bradley Cooper wasn't just a fan of the Eagles in the 2012 movie My Silver Lining. In real life, he's a huge fan of the Eagles. He attended games and was known for wowing crowds, such as the NFC Championship game between the Eagles and the San Francisco 49ers.

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Born and raised in Philadelphia, Meek Mill is a proud Eagles fan. His energetic music has been a motivation for all bands, but more than Philly. Dreams and Nightmares was used by the Eagles in the 2017 season when they won the New England Patriots and Super Bowl 52.

“I was so proud to be in the big city of Philadelphia last night,” the rapper wrote on Instagram following his win. "All the heart the Eagles showed in winning the Super Bowl has given hope and genuine inspiration to the best fans in the world and I'm truly honored."

That year, Eagles cornerback Darius Slay intercepted the ball in Week 6 to jointly show his appreciation for Meek Mill.

© Associated Press Rapper Meek Mill appears on the field before an NFL football game between the Philadelphia Eagles and the Dallas Cowboys on Sunday, October 16, 2022 in Philadelphia. (AP Photo/Matt Slocum)

Mike Trout

The LA Angels star hails from Millville, New Jersey, less than 50 miles from Philadelphia, and is a huge Eagle fan. He had a season ticket at Lincoln Financial Field and was a regular, most recently the team that won the NFC championship.

© Tim Nwachukwu, Getty Images Baseball player Mike Trout smiles during the third quarter of the NFC Championship game between the San Francisco 49ers and the Philadelphia Eagles at Lincoln Financial Field on January 29, 2023 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

Will Smith

You know the story: "Born and raised in West Philadelphia..." So who better to support Will Smith than the Eagles?

DJ JazzJeff

The Fresh Prince isn't alone in his Eagles fandom. DJ Jazzy Jeff, who also calls Philadelphia his hometown, also supported the band. He competed in the NFC Championship and went viral thanks to Jalen Hurts.

Lil Uzi Vert

Originally from Philadelphia, Lil Uzi Vert led the team out of the tunnel during the NFC Championship game with "Just Wanna Rock". Eagles teammates Miles Sanders and Jason Kelsey even performed a viral TikTok song choreography in the end zone after the touchdown.

"I'm not a boring person, I'm more like an Uzi," Kelsey said on the New Heights Podcast.

Zach Bryan

Grammy-nominated country music singer Zach Bryan hails from Ulogah, Oklahoma, so he doesn't have an NFL home team to root for. He recently posted a few photos of himself in his Eagles uniform on Instagram and has even attended Linc's games.

He promised fans that if Philadelphia defeated the New York Giants in the wild card round, he would release the long-awaited single "Dawns," and he kept his promise.

Bernard Hopkins

The former professional boxer grew up in Philadelphia and continues to represent his hometown. He often shares photos on Instagram where he takes pictures of the Eagles game.

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Hailing from the nearby town of Doylestown, Rose proudly displays her eagles. The singer was chosen to sing the national anthem before Super Bowl 52, and not even a cold stopped her from cheering on Philadelphia for a Patriot victory.

"It's one of the greatest honors of my life," she said on Instagram at the time, "to sing this song in front of my family, my military family, my dad and my brothers, my stepmom, my family and the whole world . FALCO!?!?! I promise, as always, that I will do my best".

Kansas City Chapter

Paul Rudd

"Hey, look at us." Who would have thought the Chiefs would make their Super Bowl appearance for the third time in four years. Well, Rudd certainly did. The Kansas City superfan never misses an opportunity to express his love for Patrick Mahomes: "For someone my age, it's weird to see someone your age and love so much. If not just for sports, then it's going to be scary." Rudd presented Mahomes with the 2018 MVP award and also voiced the 2007 Chiefs episode on the HBO series Hard Knocks.

© Jay Biggerstaff, Jay Biggerstaff-USA TODAY Sports Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelsey (87) and actor Paul Rudd celebrate winning the AFC Championship game against the Cincinnati Bengals January 29, 2023 at the GEHA Ground at Arrowhead Stadium.

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Have you heard of Andy Reed's lost brother, Randy Reed? Well, it's Modern Family star Eric Stonestreet who bears an uncanny resemblance to Reid. He is a Chiefs fan in real life. A Kansas City season ticket holder sits in the chair his father sat in as a child. His love for his hometown sports team runs deep: Stonestreet joined the ownership group of the Kansas City Royals in 2019.

© Denny Medley USA TODAY Sports , January 19, 2020; Kansas City, Missouri, USA; American actor Eric Stonestreet addresses fans before the AFC Championship game between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Tennessee Titans at Arrowhead Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Danny Medley-USA TODAY Sports

Jason Sudeikis

The Ted Lasso star is a well-known Chiefs fan. Shawnee attended Mission West High School (the same school Paul Rudd attended) in Overland Park, Kansas.

“Kansas City is just a part of my soul. I'll be fine. I grew up here, my family lives here and a lot of good and bad things have happened to me and many others,” he continues. won an Emmy for comedy last year.

Regarding Ted Lasso's advice to a beleaguered chieftain: "More ice baths."

Rob Riggles

Have you noticed Chif's cute fan trend? Here's another one.

Riggle grew up in Overland Park, Kansas and graduated from the University of Kansas in 1992. "I'm a huge Kansas City Chiefs fan. These are the best days of my life," he said in 2021. He took to Instagram to congratulate him. Chiefs Super Bowl Elsewhere: "I'm so proud of you guys."

© Jay Biggerstaff, USA TODAY Sports comedian Rob Riggle addresses the crowd before a game between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Buffalo Bills at Arrowhead Stadium.

Heinrich Winkler

Winkler is a big fan of Mahomes. "Support the team even though I didn't live there," he specifically said of the Chiefs quarterback.

And if you've ever wondered if stars are obsessed with celebrities, the answer is yes. Winkler said he was "excited" to meet Mahomes for the first time before the November game.

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Tech N9ne has built an empire with his Strange Music label and the world knows he is a proud Kansas City fan. In 2021, the rapper played a replacement team card game. In 2019 he released the Chiefs song "Red Kingdom" and in December another song "Twas the Night Before Christmas".

Melissa Etheridge

A native of Leavenworth, Kansas, Etheridge often performs in his own voice with his band. He sang the national anthem before the AFC Chiefs' title game against the Patriots at Arrowhead Stadium in 2019. He also wrote the Andy Reed-inspired song "Chocolate Cake" last year.

© Getty Images Production designer Melissa Etheridge sings the national anthem before a game between the Pittsburgh Steelers and the Kansas City Chiefs at Arrowhead Stadium on October 15, 2017 in Kansas City, Missouri.

Kevin Richardson

Singer Kevin Richardson fell in love with the Chiefs in the 1990s because he was from Kentucky and didn't have a team in his hometown. When superstars Joe Montana and Marcus Allen joined the group, the Backstreet Boys knew it had found its franchise. Plus, his girlfriend and now wife is from Kansas City, so it was an easy choice. The Backstreet Boys have had several Super Bowl moments, including playing the national anthem at Super Bowl 35 and appearing in a Doritos commercial for Super Bowl 53.

Heidi Gaertner

Born and raised in Kansas City, Missouri, Gardner said his fandom has spanned 7 years. The Saturday Night Live actor wrote an ode to Mahomes following the LIV Chiefs' Super Bowl win: "He's on top and we're so lucky to have him. I'm so inspired by his leadership and he never gives up."

Henry Cavill

That's right, Superman is a Chiefs fan! Henry Cavill is British, so he doesn't have a team in his hometown, but the actor who played the superhero in Man of Steel and its sequels picks his Clark Kent to root for.

Brad Pitt

This Oscar winner was born in Oklahoma but grew up in Springfield, Missouri and attended the University of Missouri. When asked about his Super Bowl chances, Pitt emphatically said, "Chiefs, baby!"

© Getty Images Actor Brad Pitt wears a Kansas City Chiefs baseball cap as he attends the Screen Actors Guild Awards at the Shrine Auditorium on January 19, 2020 in Los Angeles, California.

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