Top 5 celebrities that are Philadelphia Eagles fans

The Philadelphia Eagles are in the 2023 Super Bowl game and will be coming up against a very difficult opponent, the Kansas City Chiefs. The Eagles have had one of their best seasons in recent memory, giving off-peak 2018 Super Bowl-winning vibes. The whole of Philadelphia is behind the Eagles.

The Philadelphia Eagles has one of the most diverse fan bases in the National Football League. Their following is worldwide. Among their fans are many celebrities. We will highlight a handful of them in a moment. These celebrities will probably be in attendance at the Super Bowl game, and they will be rooting for the Eagles in the process. So without further ado, let's get to the listing!

The top five celebrity Philadelphia Eagles fans

Here are the top five celebrity Philadelphia Eagles fans that we know of. Please note that this is in no particular order.

5. Will Smith

"West Philadelphia born and raised," those are some of the lyrics in the super popular theme song of the "The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air," a classic sitcom that Will Smith starred in back in the 90s.

Anyone that knows Will Smith knows that he represents Philadelphia any chance he gets, and his love for Philly is further extended to their National Football League franchise. Will Smith has been an Eagles fan for life, and he regularly roots for them in regular season games. As such, it won't come as a surprise that the Hollywood A-lister is hyped about the Eagles' run to this year's Super Bowl.

Don't forget that this man wore a Randall Cunningham jersey during an episode of "The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air" and dropped his hype video before Super Bowl 52. Don't be surprised if he drops yet another hype video as we prepare for a classic Super Bowl game in a few days.

4. Kevin Hart

Keeping up with funny men as we continue our list of celebrity Philadelphia Eagles fans, we have one of the most vocal celebrity fans in the entire entertainment industry, Kevin Hart. Hart has been a Philadelphia Eagles fan since childhood, and he has never switched up on the franchise he grew up supporting.

The funny man has made many appearances at Eagles games, and you might remember that he attempted to get on stage for the Lombardi Trophy celebration during their last Super Bowl appearance, but security turned him away. Hart is a bigger celebrity now, and we are sure he won't need to do very much to get a closer view of the Lombardi Trophy.

3. Kobe Bryant

During and after his lifetime Kobe Bryant is considered one of the greatest basketball players to step on the court, and he enjoyed phenomenal success with the Los Angeles Lakers of the NBA. However, that never stopped the Black Mamba from repping his hometown NFL franchise, the Philadelphia Eagles, rather than any of Los Angeles' NFL teams. Kobe Bryant was known to attend Eagles games when he was here, and he had an enviable collection of classic Eagles jerseys.

The respect between Kobe Bryant and the Philadelphia Eagles was mutual, as the Eagles asked Bryant to address the team during its visit to Southern California in December 2017. Kobe Bryant duly obliged and thus fulfilled the dream of more than a handful of players on the Eagles' roster. Unfortunately, Bryant won't be in the State Farm Stadium, as he tragically passed away in 2020. RIP, Black Mamba, you remain remarkably missed.

2. Carli Lloyd

Yet another legendary sports star, Carli Lloyd, is one of the greatest football players in the United States of America's history. The former captain of the USWNT has been a diehard Philadelphia Eagles fan for longer than you can think, and she has never been shy about her fandom.

Lloyd regularly tweets about Eagles games in real-time, shouts out the Eagles during trophy parades, and she kicked a 55-yard field goal at a joint Eagles-Ravens practice. Carli Lloyd is a big fan, and it wouldn't be a surprise if we see the American soccer legend in attendance during this year's Super Bowl game.

1. Bradley Cooper

Bradley Cooper is one of the hottest actors in America, and the Hollywood stud was raised just outside of Philly. As such, the Philadelphia Eagles were the closest franchise to where he was brought up, and he has been a fan for as long as he can remember.

Cooper has attended his fair share of Philadelphia Eagles games, an ever-charismatic showman, and he is always a good sport. During games, he can be regularly seen hyping the crowd and riding the euphoria of watching his favorite team play. Remember when Cooper attended a Monday Night Football game between the Eagles and Minnesota Vikings?

Cooper was the Eagles' unofficial mascot in that game, and he had a great time supporting Nick Sirianni's men. Moreover, Cooper was rocking an Allen Iverson retro Jersey in the process. This man sure knows how to win over the public.