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The Seattle Seahawks have reestablished their dynasty.
After the Patriots and Seahawks faced off during Super Bowl LX Feb. 8 at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, Calif., the Seattle team have achieved their second Super Bowl win in history.
"It's a dream come true," Seahawks running back Kenneth Walker said in a post-game interview. "A lot of people play their whole career and never make it this far."
Meanwhile, cornerback Devon Witherspoon called the win a truly "wonderful" feeling and joked, "I'm gonna have a drink or two or maybe three, who knows?"
For quarterback Sam Darnold, who nabbed his first Super Bowl win after eight years in the league, called the win "unbelieveable."
"Just everything that's happened in my career but to do it with this team, I wouldn't want it any other way," Sam said in a post-gam interview. "I'm so proud of our guys."
And considering Sam was passed from team-to-team over the years, he was especially floored to experience this huge moment. "All of teammates, all my coaches I've ever had, always believing in me," he added. "I've always believed in myself because of my family and my friends. It's as simple as that."
Seattle’s Super Bowl win marks the first time the team will take home the Lombardi Trophy since 2014, when they beat the Denver Broncos 43-8. The win is also a long awaited comeback after the team’s loss to the Patriots in the 2015 Super Bowl, which was the last time the Washington-based team made it to the NFL championship game.
In the days leading up to the big game, stars had wagered their bets on what team would come out on top. For Boston natives Matt Damon and Ben Affleck, the Patriots even getting to the Super Bowl has been a victory in and of itself.
As Ben said during a Jan. 15 appearance on the Casuals with Katie Nolan podcast alongside Matt, “It's, like, a miracle.”
But while Kendall Jenner also placed her bets with the Patriots as part of her Fanatics Sportsbook campaign, even the team’s legendary former quarterback Tom Brady couldn’t say with confidence that they’d win.
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“Who’s gonna win? I don’t know,” the sports analyst admitted when Kendall FaceTimed him into her Jan. 28 appearance on The Tonight Show. “The Seattle defense, they’re like, all time.”
The former MVP also emphasized his former team’s comeback season.
“They led the league with an 8.9 yards per attempt,” he added. “I’ve always said it’s one of the most efficient ways to identify the league’s offensive scheme.”
Meanwhile, even before the Seahawks solidified their spot in the big game, Seattle native Chris Pratt predicted his hometown team would go all the way.
When asked if Seattle would go all the way during a Jan. 20 Good Morning America appearance, Chris said, “I think so.”
As he said ahead of the final playoff game, “I’m really hoping that we show up and Seattle goes all the way.”
For every star who stepped out to support their teams—win or lose—keep reading...
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Jessica Alba, Pedro Pascal, Karol G, Young Miko, David Grutman, Cardi B and Alix Earle
After snapping pics backstage, several celebs joined Halftime Show performer Bad Bunny at Levi's Stadium, making cameos onstage to dance to his song "Yo Perreo Sola."
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Bad Bunny and Lady Gaga
Bad Bunny captivated the crowd for the Super Bowl 2026 Halftime Show with a surprise appearance from Lady Gaga.
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Jay-Z, Blue Ivy Carter and Rumi Carter
Jay-Z brought his and Beyoncé's daughters—age 14 and 8—to the 2026 Super Bowl in Santa Clara, Calif.
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Travis Scott
The rapper snapped pics ahead of the big game between the Seattle Seahawks and New England Patriots.
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Rosé
The Blackpink singer was repping Levi's while getting a ride into the stadium.
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Zac Efron
Looks like he indeed had his head in the game.
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MGK
The rapper had his playlist on lock for the NFL championship.
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Eiza Gonzalez
The Baby Driver actress was calm, cool and collected while watching the action unfold.
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Leonardo DiCaprio
The Titanic star made a lowkey entrance into Levi's Stadium.
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Barbara Palvin & Dylan Sprouse
The couple had a winning date night at the 2026 Super Bowl with matching 'fits.
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Orlando Bloom
The actor—who split with Katy Perry last year—kept it casual in all-black for the California event.
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Alix Earle
The Dancing With the Stars alum—who sparked romance rumors with Tom Brady over New Year's—sported a leather crop top and jeans for her game day 'fit.
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Jon Bon Jovi
The longtime Patriots fan attended the game to introduce his fav NFL team before kickoff.
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Chris Pratt
The Marvel star—who was on hand to officically introduce the Seattle Seahawks—turned the day into a father-son outing.
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Travis Kelce
The Kansas City Chiefs tight end—who is engaged to Taylor Swift—didn't make the finals this year, but still showed his support from the sidelines.
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Becky G and Kehlani
The singers were all smiles from their suite.
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Robert Irwin
From Down Under to the Bay Area! The Dancing With the Stars winner has sashayed into San Francisco.
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J Balvin
The Latin Grammy winner completed his game day look with a black beret and shades.
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Brian Baumgartner
Now, the Office actor just needs some of his famous chili to level up his Super Bowl experience.
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Ty Dolla Sign and Flavor Flav
The musicians had their eye on the ball while watching withLive Nation Entertainment CEO Michael Rapino.
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Rob Lowe and Marcus Allen
The pair celebrated at the Super Bowl LX Pregame at Levi's Stadium.
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Peyton Manning and Tom Brady
The football legends—clad in NFL bomber jackets—greeted fans at Levi's Stadium.
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Sebastian Lletget, Kaytranada and Kehlani
The trio shared a suite at Levi's Stadium.
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Roger Federer
The tennis champ showed up to support a different sport this time.
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Logan Paul
The influencer and WWE star was spotted in the stands.
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Emile Hirsch
The Into the Wild star kept his eye on the end zone.
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