Super Bowl Fans Discover Hollywood Star Is Huge Eagles Fan As She Cheers At Game
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“Knew I loved her for a reason,” one social media observer wrote.
Anne Hathaway certainly was not among les miserables watching the Super Bowl at New Orleans’ Superdome ― she was cheering hard for the soon-to-be victorious Philadelphia Eagles.
A clip of the actor reveling in the team’s rout of the Kansas City Chiefs went viral, surprising and delighting people that she’s “for the Birds.”
The Oscar-winning “Les Miserables” star reportedly grew up in Millburn, New Jersey, a short drive from where the rival New York Giants play. But her parents are both from Philadelphia, apparently imbuing her with soaring devotion to the now two-time Super Bowl champion Eagles.
The “Devil Wears Prada” actor joined fellow celebs Bradley Cooper and Kevin Hart among the Philly faithful on hand.
But in the eyes of fans, she was the only royal in attendance, given her role in “The Princess Diaries.”
“Knew I loved her for a reason,” one social media observer wrote.
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The actor sounded the alarm on the rise of authoritarianism around the world.
While Trump hasn’t publicly addressed Lamar’s performance yet, reports say the president left his box at the Caesars Superdome shortly before Lamar’s show ended.
Philadelphia Eagles fan struck some sour notes after the pop star appeared on the big screen at the big game.
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VIPs packed the Superdome to see the Philadelphia Eagles play the Kansas City Chiefs.
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