Check out the big names in business who showed up for the Super Bowl
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Check out the big names in business who showed up for the Super Bowl
"To no one's surprise, Sunday's Super Bowl was a star-studded event. A host of big names in business and tech flocked to Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, California, to watch the New England Patriots battle it out with the Seattle Seahawks. The game, which saw the Seahawks winning the NFL championship, was highly anticipated, with Grammy-winning Puerto Rican singer Bad Bunny headlining the halftime show. Here's who showed up."
"Kraft was photographed alongside singer Travis Scott. Coinbase's CEO, Brian Armstrong, was at the game on Sunday with his cofounder Fred Ehrsam. The two crypto execs were wearing bright blue Coinbase varsity jackets with the words from the company's Super Bowl advertisement. "Had a great time at the Super Bowl today!" Armstrong wrote in a post on X. "Hope you liked our ad.""
"Apple's CEO, Tim Cook, was one of the first tech executives spotted at the Super Bowl on Sunday. Cook wore a black bomber jacket and a navy blue shirt for the occasion. Skim's founder and billionaire socialite Kim Kardashian attended the Super Bowl with her sister, supermodel Kendall Jenner. Kardashian was also joined by F1 driver Lewis Hamilton, who she has been romantically linked with in multiple media reports."
Sunday's Super Bowl at Levi's Stadium drew numerous business, tech, and entertainment figures. The Seattle Seahawks defeated the New England Patriots to win the NFL championship. Bad Bunny headlined the halftime show. Apple CEO Tim Cook attended, wearing a black bomber jacket and navy shirt. Kim Kardashian attended with sister Kendall Jenner and was joined by F1 driver Lewis Hamilton. Patriots owner Robert Kraft supported his team and was photographed with Travis Scott. Coinbase cofounders Brian Armstrong and Fred Ehrsam attended wearing bright blue Coinbase varsity jackets referencing the company's Super Bowl ad. Armstrong posted on X thanking fans and referencing the ad.
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