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Famous Faces in the Stands: WNBA’s Celebrity Supporters

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Famous Faces in the Stands: WNBA's Celebrity Supporters

As the WNBA Finals heat up, the excitement extends beyond the court with celebrities showcasing their support for their favorite teams. One notable fan is actress Zendaya, who brought her enthusiasm to Game Five of the 2026 WNBA Finals on October 26 at San Francisco’s Chase Center. Dressed in a vibrant violet T-shirt, she cheered passionately for the Golden State Valkyries as they faced off against the Atlanta Dream.

Celebrity Supporters at the WNBA Finals

The game proved to be thrilling, with the Valkyries clinching a crucial victory over the Dream with a score of 64 to 55. This win gives the Valkyries a three-to-two lead in the best-of-seven series, building momentum as they head into Game Six, scheduled for October 29 at Atlanta’s State Farm Arena.

Zendaya’s Basketball Roots

Zendaya’s love for basketball runs deep, influenced by her upbringing in a sports-focused family. In a 2021 interview with Extra, she shared insights into her basketball heritage. “I’m the child of two parents, one of which was a basketball coach and a P.E. teacher,” the star of Space Jam: A New Legacy revealed. “My mom is 6-foot-4. So, she played college basketball and she loves to tell everybody how she broke records for most amount of rebounds. So, I definitely come from a basketball family,” she reminisced.

Sudeikis and Family at the Game

Actor Jason Sudeikis also made headlines recently for enjoying a family night out at the WNBA game, accompanied by his children and Olivia Wilde’s kids. This demonstrates the inclusive nature of sporting events, where fans from all backgrounds come together to celebrate the game.

As the WNBA Finals continue to capture attention, it’s clear that celebrities like Zendaya and Jason Sudeikis provide a significant boost in visibility and excitement for the league, inspiring fans young and old alike to get involved in the thrill of basketball.