The Super Bowl always draws a starry roster of A-list attendees and this year was no different.
From musical legends to sports superstars, everyone who was anyone hit the State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona, to see Kansas City Chiefs take on the Philadelphia Eagles.
Adele lead the British star power and she looked as chic as always sporting a grey blazer with white pinstripes.
The Grammy winner, 34, finished off the ensemble with statement oversized sunglasses, large gold hoops and a grey top handle bag.
Beatles legend Paul McCartney, 80, also took in the thrilling action on the day with his wife Nancy.
The couple watched the teams face off from the prime seats.
Celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay was in attendance too.
It wasn’t all play and no work as he announced the details of his new show Next Level Chef in a social media video he took on the pitch.
Cara Delevigne showed that she was part of Rihanna’s Navy through her ensemble.
The model and actress, 30, she wore a T-shirt that read: ‘Rihanna concert interrupted by a football game. Weird but whatever.’
She also shared pitch-side pictures with American comedian Tiffany Haddish, singer H.E.R. and Stranger Things star Quinta Brunson.
Jay Z enjoyed a daddy-daughter day out as he attended the game with his 11-year-old daughter Blue Ivy.
They rubbed shoulders with stars like Lil Uzi Vert as well and the music mogul also got a selfie with a load of cheerleaders.
A slew of American actors and comedians were also present including Bradley Cooper, Kevin Hart and Joel McHale.
Paul Rudd appeared delighted to be pitch-side and he showed his support for her beloved team Kansas City Chiefs as he wore a team jersey.
Rihanna’s number one fan during her electrifying halftime performance had to be her partner ASAP Rocky.
The Grammy winner, 34, revealed that she was pregnant with their second child live on stage.
The Sundress rapper was spotted filming her performance and dancing along to her songs. The couple are parents already parents to a son, who is nine months.
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