Celebrities, politicians, players react to the Philadelphia Eagles Super Bowl win
The Philadelphia Eagles had the support of the city behind them on Super Bowl Sunday but also had their fair share of celebrity super fans cheering them on.
From Pennsylvania's top politicians to former footballers and movie stars, see which big names are celebrating the Birds' second Super Bowl victory Monday morning.
Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro
Gov. Josh Shapiro, a passionate Eagles and Philly sports fan, posted on X Sunday night that "The Lombardi trophy is coming back to Philly. Fly Eagles Fly."
Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker
Mayor Parker shared a photo celebrating with some young Eagles fans, writing that this team "personified the grit and resilience of Philadelphia at a time when the City needed it most.
Former President Barack Obama
"Second time's the charm. Congrats to the @Eagles, Jalen Hurts, Saquon Barkley, Nick Sirianni and an outstanding defense for winning one for Philly," the former president posted on X. "You earned it!"
Kaitlin Olson and Rob McElhenney
The "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia Stars" were at the Caesars Superdome in New Orleans Sunday night. Olson posted a photo of the couple on Instagram with the caption, "My heart!! GO BIRDS!!!!"
On X, McElhenney said Sunday was one of the "Top 5 best nights of my life."
Former first lady Dr. Jill Biden
The former first lady and Philly girl posted a photo from the game on X with the caption "E-A-G-L-E-S!!!"
Dawn Staley
Dressed like Philadelphia's unofficial Eagles hype man Gillie Da King, University of South Carolina head women's basketball coach and Philadelphia native Dawn Staley posted several videos on Instagram of her dancing to celebrate the win.
"WE ARE THE 2025 SUPER BOWL CHAMPIONS!!"
Gillie Da King
Speaking of, Gillie was on the field as the Eagles celebrated their dominant win over the Kansas City Chiefs. In one video, the rapper and podcaster made "snow angels" in the green and white confetti. "Dreams Do Come True," he wrote.
In another video, Gillie wrapped Eagles general manager Howie Roseman into a giant bear hug, and called him the "Greatest GM in the World."
Former Eagles quarterback Nick Foles
Nick Foles, the only other Eagles quarterback to win a Lombardi Trophy, was busy posting on social media all throughout the game. After the Birds won, Foles congratulated his former team on the win: "We are all proud of your performance tonight, showing everyone just how great you are. You are the best in the world. Enjoy every moment with your family, loved ones, and everyone in Philadelphia. Have fun on Broad Street! God bless!"
He also poked some fun at former New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady, who lost to Foles in Super Bowl LIII and did the color commentary for FOX during Super Bowl LIX. "It's really cool that Tom Brady got to be there for the Eagles' two Super Bowl wins! He might be a good luck charm."
Anne Hathaway cheers for the Philadelphia Eagles during Super Bowl
Actress Anne Hathaway hasn't posted anything celebrating the Eagles on social media, but her excitement for the Birds was obvious Sunday night. The cameras showed Hathaway, who grew up in Millburn, New Jersey, cheering and first-pumping in the stands with a green sweater slung over over shoulders.
But the Philly connection doesn't stop there. Hathaway's grandfather was the late Joe McCauley, who hosted WIP's morning show in the 1950s and 60s and spent nearly 30 years with the station.
Miles Teller and his wife, Keleigh Teller
Downingtown, Pennsylvania, native and diehard Eagles fan, Miles Teller posted photos on X, first sharing his view from the game. The actor then shared a postgame shot of him lying on a confetti-filled field after the Eagles won Sunday night, looking up in Super Bowl bliss. Hours later around 3:30 a.m. ET, Teller posted an iconic shot of him and Saquon Barkley – who turned 28 on Super Bowl Sunday – celebrating with the caption, "Happy birthday #26," which is his jersey number.
Teller's wife, Keleigh, posted several Instagram stories with her husband hyped up during the game along with postgame photos featuring Quinyon Mitchell, Barkley, and comedian Pete Davidson.
Comedian Kevin Hart
Proud Philly native and Eagles fan, comedian Kevin Hart posted his congratulations on Instagram, "Hardwork taste Different….. Fly Eagles FLLLYYYYY!!!!! Super Bowl champs baby!!!!! Standup Philadelphia…. We got another one!!!!!"
Hart also shared a Super Bowl celebratory video after the game on Instagram with his kids on a plane.
"Birds got another bowl and guess what we do out of bowls? We eat out of them," Hart said in the video. "But you can't be a little dog to eat out of a big dog bowl. You gotta be a big dog! Big dog gotta eat!"
Congressman Brendan Boyle introduces Eagles victory resolution
Representatives Brendan Boyle, Madeline Dean, Dwight Evans, Brian Fitzpatrick, Chrissy Houlahan, Mary Gay Scanlon and Donald Norcross introduced a House resolution in honor of the Philadelphia Eagles Super Bowl LIX victory over the Kansas City Chiefs.
"It's my honor to introduce this resolution on behalf of my Philadelphia constituents and all Eagles fans," Boyle said. "Our city could not be prouder of this team for overcoming the adversity they've faced and sticking together to bring the Lombardi trophy back home to the best sports fans in the country."
