Brenda Song and Macaulay Culkin show off custom Lakers jerseys during NBA Playoffs

Brenda Song and Macaulay Culkin are no strangers to Crypto Arena, and they pulled up for game two of the Lakers' matchup against Minnesota with not just any Lakers jerseys, but custom Lakers jerseys.

Sitting courtside, the couple flashed their jerseys and smiled brightly as the Lakers pulled away with the victory to tie the series 1-1. Aside from the custom jerseys they showed off, Song was spotted wearing a black Lakers jersey with number 8 on it—an homage to the number the great Kobe Bryant sported during the first half of his career. Pairing her jersey with black joggers, the actress accessorized her look with a Van Cleef & Arpels Alhambra bracelet, along with lots of rings, a silver watch, and a mixture of gold and silver necklaces.

Culkin kept it simple with jeans, a white V-neck T-shirt and a blue sweater. While Song plays Ali Lee, chief of staff to president Isla Gordon of the Los Angeles Waves in the hit series "Running Point," as it turns out, she's quite the sports girl in real life. 

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During a recent interview with “Mythical Kitchen,” Song went into some of the issues going on with her favorite team, the Los Angeles Rams, and impressed many with her epic sports knowledge. “Let me tell you, Chris Shula (the Rams’ defensive coordinator), I like you a lot. I like what you’ve done with our front four. But my issue is: We don’t have a run-stopper. We don’t use our middle linebackers in the middle. We can’t stop the run,” she said.

“Let’s talk about Mike LaFleur, our OC, about our O-line and why Jalen Carter sacked Matthew Stafford," she continued, adding, “The Philadelphia score should have been 28-29 and the Rams should have been — we would have murdered the Commanders. Sorry, Jayden Daniels, but we would have been in the Super Bowl.”

It's always a good time when Brenda Song and Macaulay Culkin pull up, and the Lakers seem to always win when they do, so here's to keeping the momentum going.

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