Star-Studded Courtside: Celebrities Flock to Madison Square Garden for Knicks Playoff Games
Madison Square Garden, the iconic home of the New York Knicks, has become a vibrant stage for celebrity sightings during the ongoing Eastern Conference finals against the Indiana Pacers. As the Knicks aim for their first championship appearance in 25 years, A-list fans are showing up in droves.
A longstanding supporter, Spike Lee missed Game 1 due to the premiere of his new film at the Cannes Film Festival but remains optimistic, predicting a Knicks victory. Timothée Chalamet, another passionate fan, has attended every game this playoff season, even traveling to Indiana for Game 3. His playful antics, including asking a referee for a technical foul on Tyrese Haliburton during Game 2, have gone viral.
Other familiar faces include actor Ben Stiller, comedian Dave Chappelle, and lifestyle mogul Martha Stewart, all seen courtside enjoying the electrifying atmosphere. Bill Murray and Tracy Morgan also joined the star-studded lineup, further enhancing the Garden’s allure.
Jon Hamm caught the attention of fans when he caught a ball tossed during Game 1, while New York Giants quarterback Russell Wilson and singer Ciara made appearances together, adding to the excitement of the event. Notably, Michael J. Fox and actor Jerry O’Connell, along with Justin Long, were spotted cheering for the team.
As budding excitement fills the air at Madison Square Garden, the Knicks celebrate not just a return to playoff contention but also the unparalleled support from their devoted celebrity fans. With a big win and several high-profile attendees, the Knicks continue to capture the city’s spirit—both on and off the court.
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