President Donald Trump and First Lady Jill Biden’s Super Bowl showdown takes center stage as they root for opposing teams. Trump backs the Kansas City Chiefs, praising quarterback Patrick Mahomes as a “winner,” while Jill Biden supports her hometown Philadelphia Eagles. This unexpected political face-off adds an intriguing layer to America’s biggest sporting event.
Trump and Biden’s Super Bowl Rivalry
The Super Bowl clash between Trump and Biden extends beyond the football field. Their recent interaction at Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris sparked social media frenzy, with Trump leveraging the moment to promote his fragrance line.
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Trump’s support for the Chiefs is evident in his praise for quarterback Patrick Mahomes. The president called Mahomes a “winner” and congratulated him on the birth of his daughter, Golden Raye.
“Congratulations to the Chiefs GREAT Quarterback, Patrick Mahomes, and his very beautiful and BRILLIANT wife, Brittany, on the birth of their new baby daughter, Golden Raye. This is what I call a baby with great genes, both mother and father. It’s happy times in the wonderful Mahomes family. See you all on Sunday!” – the president
Jill Biden’s Eagles Pride
Jill Biden, born in Philadelphia, will attend the game to support her hometown Eagles. A source close to the former first lady emphasized, “No politics. She is there to cheer the Eagles to victory.”
Biden’s presence at the Super Bowl continues a tradition from last year. In 2023, she attended with her grandson Hunter, witnessing the Chiefs’ victory over the Eagles.
Star-Studded Super Bowl
The Super Bowl promises a celebrity-packed audience beyond political figures. Taylor Swift, dating Chiefs player Travis Kelce, will be in attendance, despite her previous endorsement of Trump’s rival Kamala Harris.
Other notable attendees include Timothée Chalamet, Paul Rudd, Bradley Cooper, and Jason Sudeikis. Speaker Mike Johnson will join Trump in the president’s box, adding to the political presence at the event.
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