Every celebrity spotted at the Super Bowl LX on and off the field - from an Aussie icon to a rumoured new A-list couple

The Super Bowl LX is done and dusted, and there were plenty of celebrities who got into the spirit of things at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara.

All eyes were on the New England Patriots and Seattle Seahawks – that was, until Bad Bunny delivered one hell of a halftime show, joined on stage by a long list of famous faces.

Through it all, we kept our eyes on the stands in the stands and on the sidelines to see which stars were in spectator mode.

Watch the video above.

Naturally, the Kardashian family turned heads with their attendance.

Kendall Jenner, who dated Bad Bunny until 2024, arrived at Levi's Stadium looking effortlessly cool ahead of her ex's big performance.

She wore a pair of straight leg blue jeans, paired with a cropped black top that tied around the bust.

She was joined in a suit at the stadium with big sister Kim sitting next to someone very interesting...

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Kardashian was pictured sitting next to Lewis Hamilton, who she has been rumoured to be dating in recent weeks.

The duo looked happy as they chatted together, with the NBC broadcast capturing a moment of them together in the stands.

Another famous face who didn't slip by unnoticed in the stands is Leonardo DiCaprio.

The One Battle After Another star's face was blasted onto the jumbotron, so if he was trying to go incognito, it didn't work.

If you caught Bad Bunny's epic halftime show you may have recognised some famous faces in the background.

Jessica Alba, Pedro Pascal, Karol G, Young Miko, David Grutman, Cardi B and Alix Earle all posed together for a snap at a pre-game party, and now we know why.

The group were all featured in the background as Bad Bunny took to the stage for the halftime show.

Cardi B, who is dating Patriots player Stefon Diggs, featured in the background during the performance, but didn't get on the mic herself.

Earle, who competed on the latest season of Dancing With The Stars, whipped out some moves and danced on the stage.

Music icons Lady Gaga and Ricky Martin also joined Bad Bunny on stage with performances of their own.

But they weren't the only ones the cameras have honed in on during the game.

Dave Grohl cemented himself with legend status with what he did when he realised the cameras were on him.

The Foo Fighters rocker smiled at the cameras as he realised he was clearly on the big screen, then proceeded to skull his beer.

Hailey Bieber, who has only shared a snap of her look on her Instagram Stories so far, is rugged up in a plush white coat for the game.

During the game, roaming cameras located the Rhode founder sitting with her music star husband Justin Bieber in the stands.

Aussie DJ Dom Dolla – whose real name is Dominic Matheson – shared a snap of himself on social media enjoying the pre-show entertainment.

Joking to his followers as he sipped a beer during the first quarter of the game he wrote, "Waiting for the Bad Bunny concert to start..."

"Crazy they got Drake Maye to open for him," he captioned the cheeky video.

It's Jon Hamm!

The Mad Men star was clearly getting into the spirt of the day, donning a sports jersey for a pre-game event at Levi's Stadium before the big game.

Hamm was also spotted loving life on the sidelines as Bad Bunny performed.

We always love a Pedro Pascal sighting!

He kept things casual in a loose fitting shirt and trousers in a matching colour combo.

Meanwhile, actor Matthew Lillard – of Scream and Scooby Doo fame – is also at the game, cheering on the Hawks.

Despite his heartbreak at narrowly missing out on another Super Bowl, Travis Kelce was all smiles as he arrived at Levi's Stadium.

The Kansas City Chiefs tight end's team didn't make it to the big game this year, but it didn't stop him attending.

Kelce looked dapper in a black coat and kept his shades on as he watched on with fellow athletes A.J. Terrell Jr., Travis Kelce, Garett Bolles and Jarrett Payton.

His fiancee, Taylor Swift, appears to be taking a break from the stress of the game and wasn't in attendance.

There were plenty of famous faces watching on as the band rocked out, including actor Chris Pratt – who is a massive Seahawks fan.

The Jurassic World star announced the team as they ran out onto the field, clearly loving the huge moment.

Aussie wildlife warrior Robert Irwin is also settling in for his first ever NFL game – and what a time to do it!

The 22-year-old Dancing With The Stars campion for 2025 shared a snap of himself sitting in the stands before kick-off.

"Let's go," he captioned the collection of snaps with a bird emoji, which looks like he'll be supporting the Seahawks.

Irwin isn't the only famous face in the stands.

Jamie Foxx, Emma Roberts, Machine Gun Kelly, Barbara Palvin, McKenna Grace, Jessica Alba, Machine Gun Kelly and Cardi B are also in the stadium to enjoy the game.

Also in attendance is wrestler and social media star Logan Paul, joined by his wife Nina Agdal.

Meanwhile, Jay Z and his guest had everyone doing a double take.

The performer walked onto the field with his daughter Blue Ivy, who is clearly her mum Beyonce's mini me.

The father-daughter duo chatted with other famous faces on the sideline, with Blue Ivy even busting a move at one point.

Well, it wouldn't be the Super Bowl without NFL legend Tom Brady making an appearance!

Earlier in the day Green Day warmed up the crowd of sports fanatics, hitting the field for a pre-match performance.

The Grammy-winning musicians opened the big game with a rendition of their hit Holiday.

It's an incredible stage to be performing on and the iconic band gave it their all, belting out hits including Boulevard of Broken Dreams before jumping into American Idiot.

Jon Bon Jovi was also there, ready to cheer on as the game kicked off.

Also on the sidelines before the big game kicked off was tennis great Roger Federer, a man who's no stranger to a big pressure match like this one.

Rapper Travis Scott was there, dripping in jewellery with layered chains around his neck and keeping things cool with his sunglasses on.

Teddy Swims kicked things off with a tailgate concert outside of Levi's Stadium in California on Sunday, Monday morning AEDT.

Swims got the crowd fired up with some of his hits including Lose Control and Bed On Fire.

The iconic singer, who performed ahead of the 2025 NRL Grand Final, previously said it was an honour to land this gig before one of America's greatest sporting events.

"The Super Bowl is one of those events I grew up watching with my dad and brothers and have always dreamed of being at and performing!" Swims said in a statement ahead of the Super Bowl LX Tailgate Concert.

"Coming from a football family – I played and watched my whole life – the Super Bowl was a favourite past time for me and my family to get around and hang together. It's an honour to be a part of it and kick off the game!"

There have been plenty of events leading up to the Superbowl too, with the stars out in force for pre-parties in the lead up to the big game.

Cardi B, whose boyfriend Stefon Diggs is playing in the Super Bowl for the New England Patriots, performed at the Fantics event held on Saturday night.

The Fanatics event was a star-studded one, with plenty of famous faces from John Bon Jovi posing for a snap alongside Keegan-Michael Key and Elle Key.

Machine Gun Kelly also attended, posing alongside Meek Mill and Kevin Hart.

Kevin Costner was also there, looking stylish in a black sports jacket and dark shades.

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