Bradley Cooper's Emotional Super Bowl Moment with Daughter Lea Will Melt Your Heart

Bradley Cooper is passing down his limitless love for the Eagles.

Actor Bradley Cooper, known for “Silver Linings Playbook,” was among many ecstatic fans cheering on the Philadelphia Eagles as they defeated the Kansas City Chiefs at Super Bowl LIX on February 9th. However, the event held a unique significance for him as he watched their historic win alongside his daughter Lea, aged 7, whom he co-parents with ex Irina Shayk, inside New Orleans’ Caesars Superdome.

As a passionate lifestyle enthusiast, I can’t help but express my deep-rooted connection with this remarkable team that Philadelphia calls its own. Following our recent game, I shared these feelings with Fox Sports: NFL, explaining, “I’m simply one of countless individuals who are fortunate enough to cherish and live for this team, to be a part of the vibrant Philadelphia community.”

Reminiscing on my past visits with my father, I now have the privilege of introducing my daughter to the same magic. It’s an extraordinary, life-affirming experience that I hold close to my heart.

“It’s a miracle,” he added. “I’m so blessed to be here and I love this team so much. What a squad.”

Given that the actor from “American Sniper” is a die-hard Eagles fan, it was a privilege for him to announce his beloved team on the field following an introduction by Jon Hamm who welcomed the Chiefs at the start of the game.

In the ‘City of Brotherly Love,’ Bradley, speaking through a microphone with Declan LeBaron, an 8-year-old Eagles fan, declared excitedly, ‘Your 2024 NFC Champions will be The E-A-G-L-E-S!’

Prior to the Super Bowl, the actor from A Star Is Born and his daughter were already showing support for their hometown team as they moved towards the championship. On January 26th, during the NFC Championship match against the Washington Commanders, the Eagles emerged victorious. The father-daughter duo walked onto the field, cheering up the crowd and waving at them. Notably, Bradley was recently spotted at an Eagles game with his girlfriend, Gigi Hadid.

Following the Eagles’ triumph at the Super Bowl and claiming the Vince Lombardi trophy, their coach, Nick Sirianni, expressed profound gratitude for the backing he received while capturing a heartwarming moment with his family. With tears welling in his eyes, Nick bestowed a tender hug and kiss on his wife, Brett Ashley Cantwell, before cradling his youngest son, Jacob (age 9), and Miles (4) close to him.

“E-A-G-L-E-S,” they chanted in the Feb. 9 post-game interview with Fox Sports, “Eagles!”

During their Super Bowl victory celebration, the team’s quarterback, Jalen Hurts, had a touching moment with his fiancée, Bry Burrows, on the field. They shared an emotional hug as they celebrated this historic win. Besides Bry’s support, he was also grateful for his teammates who contributed to their triumph.

Jaylen explained to NFL on FOX following the match, “I’m still thinking about it all. I couldn’t have done any of these accomplishments without my teammates. This year’s group is extraordinary. We managed to learn from our past mistakes, acquire some fresh talent, and finally overcome that obstacle.

Although they might not dethrone Bradley as the top fan, join us as we reveal who else graced the 2025 Super Bowl event instead.