Kevin Costner, Pete Davidson, Martha Stewart and more attend star-studded Fanatics Super Bowl 2025 party
Michael Rubin did it again — throwing the best bash of Super Bowl Weekend 2025.
Saturday afternoon in New Orleans, a multitude of A-listers flocked to The Sugar Mill for a private party hosted by the Fanatics CEO.
Several surprise guests walked the red carpet for the Fanatics Super Bowl Party, including Kevin Costner, Martha Stewart, Pete Davidson and Donald Trump Jr., who was first to arrive with girlfriend Bettina Anderson ahead of President Trump’s appearance at the NFL championship game on Sunday.
Davidson was a hit on the red carpet — and seemingly everyone’s buddy inside the party, too. We’re told the “SNL” alum became “fast friends” with Costner and was pumped to reconnect with Stewart after the famous lifestyle guru previously said he was “like the son [she] never had.”
The VIP guest list also included Robert Kraft, David Adelman, Bill Belichick and girlfriend Jordon Hudson, along with several team owners: Clark Hunt and family (Kansas City Chiefs), Josh Harris (Washington Commanders), David Tepper (Carolina Panthers), Stephen Jones (Dallas Cowboys), Jed York (San Francisco 49ers), Woody Johnson (New York Jets) and Mark Wilf (Minnesota Vikings).
“We have some of the biggest actors in the world here already,” Rubin exclusively told Page Six just moments after the carpet kicked off. “We’ve got a good crew coming!”
As for whether he extended a personal invite to Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce and his girlfriend, pop superstar Taylor Swift?
“You know, I didn’t think Travis Kelce was going to come the day before [the game],” Rubin joked when asked about the couple everyone has their eyes on this weekend.
“But since I’m an Eagles fan, I would have loved Travis Kelce to come here. I would have fed him shot after shot and say, ‘Trav, this is water,’ and it would have been tequila.”
Despite Kelce understandably needing to take the night off to prep for the big game, Page Six spotted Patrick Mahomes’ mom, Randi Martin, and brother, Jackson Mahomes, partying alongside stars like Diplo, Brooks Nader, Lala Anthony, Alix Earle and Braxton Berrios.
Also seen mingling amongst the crowd were actors Leonardo DiCaprio, Tobey Maguire, Jessica Alba, Zac Efron, Emma Roberts, Miles Teller, Gabrielle Union, Paul Rudd, Jeff Ross and many more, along with legendary athletes like Shaquille O’Neal, Eli Manning, Serena Williams, Joe Burrow, Angel Reese, Dez Bryant and Odell Beckham Jr.
The exclusive celebration also featured nine electric performances co-headlined by rappers Travis Scott and Post Malone.
Scott — who is a frequent guest at Rubin’s parties — kicked off the entertainment by bringing a slew of unexpected friends to perform with him, including Meek Mill, Ciara, Ludacris, Latto and Sexxy Red.
Orlando Bloom even hopped on stage at one point and was spotted dancing and singing along as the crowd gathered around him to keep the party vibes bumpin’ into the evening.
Later, Post Malone ran through a set of his best hits, including “Rock Star,” “Better Now,” “Sunflower” and “I Had Some Help.”
“Thank you to everyone here … I hope everyone’s having a good f–king night,” the singer told the crowd as he raised a can of Bud Light in the air. “I hope the beers are cold and I hope the drinks are strong.”
Post wrapped his performance with a special guest appearance by Quavo, who joined him on stage to sing their 2016 banger, “Congratulations.”
The Fanatics bash — which featured activations from Fanatics Betting & Gaming, Fanatics Live, Lids, Mitchell & Ness and Topps — kicked off just one day before the Kansas City Chiefs take on the Philadelphia Eagles inside Caesars Superdome for Super Bowl 2025.
Kendrick Lamar will be taking the stage as this year’s halftime headliner with a special guest appearance by his longtime friend and collaborator, SZA.
“[Expect] storytelling,” the “Not Like Us” rapper teased at the Apple Music Super Bowl Halftime Show press conference earlier this week. “I’ve always been very open about storytelling through all my catalog and my history of music. I’ve always had a passion about bringing that on whatever stage I’m on.”
Kickoff for Super Bowl LIX begins Sunday at 5:30 p.m. CT / 6:30 p.m. ET.
