All the celebrities spotted cheering on their favorite teams at the World Cup

Hayek, who is Mexican, was in the stands to kick off the 2026 World Cup in Mexico City, at a Mexico vs. South Africa match. She was joined by Latin music legend Estefan, who produced the song “We’re All Mexicans” in 2015.

Cruise attended Team USA’s first World Cup match on June 12 — of course he did; it was in Los Angeles, and he’s still the reigning King of Hollywood. He was seated next to Irish soccer coach Robbie Keane.

A proud Canadian, Reynolds was spotted in the stands cheering on Canada at their match against Bosnia and Herzegovina on June 12.

Besides national pride, Reynolds has a professional interest in soccer, as well — he’s a co-owner of the Welsh club AFC Wrexham, which has been filmed in the docuseries “Welcome to Wrexham.”

Stewart, who grew up in London, was spotted cheering on Scotland at the June 13 game against Haiti. While Stewart himself may identify as English, his father was Scottish.

It doesn’t seem like Harington has any specific ties to Morocco, but he attended the June 13 match between Brazil and Morocco with his brother, who wore a Brazil jersey, so perhaps it was just a bit of sibling rivalry.

Scott, while not Brazilian himself, is good friends with Brazilian players Neymar and Vinícius Júnior. He was seen proudly supporting Team Brazil in their trademark yellow jersey on June 13.

While he’s not with Brazilian supermodel Gisele Bündchen anymore, they were married for 13 years and have two (half-Brazilian) kids together, so it wasn’t a total surprise to see him attending the country’s game on June 13.

Rae, whose father is from Senegal, and her husband, Louis Diame, who is Senegalese, were seen cheering on Senegal during their game against France on June 16.

Another famous England fan is, of course, Beckham, who played for the English national team from 1996 to 2009. He’s attended multiple games this World Cup, including this one on June 23 against Ghana.

“Fight Club” costars Norton and Pitt took in the US vs. Turkey game on June 25, with Pitt wearing one of Team USA’s alternate blue jerseys.

Seated in front of them was Farrell, who, in lieu of supporting his home country of Ireland (which didn’t make the cut this year), wore a Team USA jersey.

Pitt was spotted again at the July 10 game between Spain and Belgium with his girlfriend, Ines de Ramon, whose family hails from Madrid.

Hilton was also at the USA vs. Turkey game on June 25, along with her two kids. They all wore bedazzled Team USA jerseys.

Tatum blended into the crowd of Norwegian supporters during their game against France on June 26. Tatum, while not Norwegian, collaborated with Norwegian star Erling Haaland on a Nike commercial earlier in the month, in which Tatum played the striker’s stunt double.

The “Gossip Girl” star attended the match between his home country, England, and Panama on June 27 with his wife, Amy.

Sitting a few rows behind Westwick was Butler and his longtime partner, Morgan Brown.

While Butler is Scottish, he has a history of rooting for England. He told Esquire in 2015, “I’m actually a fan of England, I’ve lived in London for many years and have always enjoyed watching the football teams.”

Delevingne, bottom right, is a born-and-raised Londoner, so it was no surprise to see her in the stands for England’s match against Panama on June 27.

While Sudeikis is American, he clearly feels a connection with the adopted homeland of his soccer coach character, Ted Lasso, because he was seen at the England vs. Panama game on June 27 repping England.

Did you know that Shang-Chi is Canadian, eh?

The Marvel star was seen cheering Canada on at their June 28 match against South Africa.

Drake went viral during this game for doing Cristiano Ronaldo’s signature move, so we can assume he was rooting for Portugal in their game against Croatia on July 2.

Either way, Drake is a proud Canadian, so there was no way he was going to miss a World Cup game played in his home city of Toronto.

Now you might be wondering: What was Jackson doing at a game between Egypt and Australia?

Well, the “Pulp Fiction” star is a die-hard fan of the Premier League team Liverpool, and Egypt’s star Mohamed Salah was one of the club’s biggest players from 2017 until his departure in 2026. Jackson was even spotted shaking hands with Salah before the game on July 3.

Baccarin, best known for her role in the “Deadpool” films, was born in Rio de Janeiro and lived in Brazil until she was 10. She still reps the country and supported them at their match on July 5. Her husband, “The OC” star Ben McKenzie, attended with her.

Embiid, a star NBA player, married his Brazilian wife, Anne de Paula, in 2023. He joined his wife and son to support Brazil in their game on July 5.

Famously, Amazon got its start in Washington, so it surprised no one to see Bezos and his wife turn up to watch Team USA on July 6 at Seattle Stadium.

Bardem has been spotted a few times rooting for his home country of Spain throughout this World Cup, most recently at the quarterfinals between Spain and Belgium on July 10.