Bradley Cooper and Daughter Lea Celebrate Philadelphia Eagles’ Super Bowl Victory

Bradley Cooper Celebrates Eagles’ Super Bowl Victory with Daughter
[Image: Bradley Cooper and daughter Lea cheering in Eagles gear]

Bradley Cooper, 50, burst with pride as the Philadelphia Eagles clinched a stunning 40–22 victory over the Kansas City Chiefs at Super Bowl LIX in New Orleans. The actor, a lifelong Eagles fan, celebrated on-field with his seven-year-old daughter, Lea De Seine, who matched his team-themed outfit.

“I used to come with my dad, and now I can bring my daughter,” Cooper told Fox Sports, reflecting on sharing his passion across generations. “It’s a beautiful thing—a miracle. I’m so blessed to be here.”

Family Bonding and Team Loyalty
[Image: Cooper and Lea holding hands at the stadium]

The Maestro director and Lea, whom he shares with ex-partner Irina Shayk, were spotted arriving hand-in-hand, radiating excitement. Despite Cooper’s high-profile relationship with Gigi Hadid, the model was absent, though she’d previously joined him at Eagles games.

Cooper praised quarterback Jalen Hurts, named Super Bowl MVP: “He’s a killer—he deserves this!” He also shouted out Eagles owner Jeffrey Lurie and offensive tackle Lane Johnson, calling the team “an incredible squad.”

A Lifelong Fan
[Image: Bradley Cooper in Silver Linings Playbook Eagles jersey]

Cooper’s fandom traces back to his Philly roots and was immortalized in 2012’s Silver Linings Playbook, where his character’s journey intertwined with the Eagles’ fortunes. His enthusiastic sideline presence has since become a staple at games.

Star-Studded sidelines and Halftime Highlights
[Image: Kendrick Lamar performing at halftime]

The game drew A-listers like Kevin Costner and Miles Teller, but the spotlight shifted to Kendrick Lamar’s electrifying halftime show. Fresh off five Grammy wins, Lamar delivered hits, including his Drake-dissing anthem Not Like Us, marking his first solo Super Bowl headline after a 2022 guest appearance.

Co-Parenting Praise
Cooper and Shayk, who split amicably in 2019 after four years together, continue to co-parent Lea seamlessly. Their united front underscores Cooper’s joy in blending family and football.

[Image: Bradley Cooper cheering in the stands]

As confetti rained down, Cooper’s triumphant grin encapsulated a lifelong dream realized—a hometown victory shared with his biggest fan: Lea.

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