VIP fans! Jay Z brings daughter Blue Ivy to Super Bowl as A-list stars including Bradley Cooper and Lebron James come out in force to watch the game (and cheer on Rihanna’s halftime show)
- Jay Z enjoyed some quality time with his Blue Ivy Carter as they attended the Super Bowl LVII together on Sunday
- Die-hard fan Eagles fan Bradley Cooper looked completely in his element while enjoying some nachos in a private suite at the big game
- Meanwhile, Paul Rudd was spotted at the game, who is a lifelong Kansas City Chiefs supporter, made his support clear for the rival team while rocking a white jersey with red and white stripes on the sleeves
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Jay Z enjoyed some quality time with his 11-year-old daughter Blue Ivy Carter as they attended the Super Bowl LVII together on Sunday.
As the father-daughter duo arrived to the most-watched annual sporting events in the world, the 53-year-old rapper smiled as he walked onto the field with one arm wrapped lovingly around his eldest child.
The 24-time Grammy winner, who is married to Beyoncé, opted to rep his entertainment agency Roc Nation, which he founded back in 2008, on his black hoodie while Blue Ivy donned a backwards baseball cap and black shades.
Die-hard fan Eagles fan Bradley Cooper looked completely in his element while enjoying some nachos in a private suite.
As he prepared to watch his favorite football team face off against the Kansas City Chiefs at the State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona, the 48-year-old actor sported a green t-shirt with the Philadelphia Eagles’ logo across his chest.
Meanwhile, Paul Rudd was spotted at the game, who is a lifelong Kansas City Chiefs supporter, made his support clear for the rival team while rocking a white jersey with red and white stripes on the sleeves.
Sports fans: Big day: Jay Z was every inch the doting father as he brought his 11-year-old daughter Blue Ivy Carter to the Super Bowl LVII on Sunday
Go Eagles! Bradley Cooper looked completely in his element while enjoying some nachos in a private suite at the Super Bowl LVII on Sunday
Rooting for the Chiefs: Paul Rudd was spotted at the game, who is a lifelong Kansas City Chiefs supporter, made his support clear for the rival team while rocking a white jersey with red and white stripes on the sleeves
