KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Everyone in Chiefs Kingdom was celebrating Sunday night when the Chiefs punched their ticket to Super Bowl LIV by defeating the Tennessee Titans.
Some of Kansas City's most notable people were no exception.
Actor Paul Rudd led pregame cheers at Arrowhead Stadium as the Tony DiPardo Spirit Leader then later celebrated by embracing Travis Kelce after the game and joining the team in the locker room.
This is the mood right here 🗣 pic.twitter.com/SpC6KfNiUg
— Kansas City Chiefs (@Chiefs) January 19, 2020
Rudd's good pal, Eric Stonestreet, joined in the celebration in the locker room as well.
I am EVERY @Chiefs fan in this picture. I get to do crazy things and I NEVER forget how lucky I am. Brett told me many times this season that this moment WOULD happen. He was right. Thank you all @Chiefs organization and players for all your hard work. #1moretogo #ChiefsKingdom pic.twitter.com/Evc8klBUj3
— Eric Stonestreet (@ericstonestreet) January 20, 2020
Not to be left out, fellow Big Slick celebrity Rob Riggle celebrated from home.
Before the game, actor Brad Pitt was spotted sporting a Chiefs baseball cap on the red carpet for the SAG Awards.
Raised in Springfield, MO 🚩
— Kansas City Chiefs (@Chiefs) January 20, 2020
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And musical artist Melissa Etheridge shared her joy in a tweet, saying she wished her dad could see the exciting day.
Thinking of my Father right now, he would have loved this moment. Thank you @Chiefs #ChiefsKingdom #Chiefs
— Melissa Etheridge (@metheridge) January 19, 2020
Superman even showed his support. Actor Henry Cavill became a fan of the Chiefs and Royals after being cast in the iconic super hero role. He rocked a Chiefs hat after the win.
Some important local faces got to celebrate as well.
The Hunt family, which owns the Chiefs, got to bring home the trophy bearing the name of its patriarch, late Chiefs founder Lamar Hunt.
The Lamar Hunt trophy IS home.
— Dan Hunt (@DanHuntFCD) January 20, 2020
Congratulations to the entire @Chiefs family for getting back to the Super Bowl.
It has been 50 years and this team is ready to make the #ChiefsKingdom proud in Miami.
So happy for my mom who has been to every Super Bowl. This one is special. pic.twitter.com/JGPHsbXYEN
Area politicians also posted on social media congratulating the team for a job well done.
How about those......#chiefsKingdom #SuperBowl pic.twitter.com/hLYlL3X6pv
— Claire McCaskill (@clairecmc) January 19, 2020
For the first time in 50 years, we are going to the Super Bowl.
— Rep. Emanuel Cleaver (@repcleaver) January 19, 2020
Let’s go Chiefs! #SuperBowlLIV #ChiefsKingdom
#ChiefsKingdom has waited a long time for this moment. Good luck in Super Bowl LIV! Enjoy the ride, Chiefs fans.
— Governor Laura Kelly (@GovLauraKelly) January 20, 2020
Kansas City Mayor Quinton Lucas celebrated the victory from Arrowhead Stadium.
WE’RE GOING TO MIAMI#CHIEFSKINGDOM pic.twitter.com/lmZ7nzx9a6
— Mayor Quinton Lucas (@MayorLucasKC) January 19, 2020
Finally, Kansas City's newest celebrity, the man dubbed "Bad Luck Chuck," celebrated from Jack Stack Barbecue, since he is no longer welcome at Chiefs games.
How are y’all doing this morning #ChiefsKingdom?!?! I just want to thank @Headshoulders & @jackstackbbq for hooking me up with the Ultimate Watch Party yesterday. I want thank those who showed up as well. My family and friends had a great time! pic.twitter.com/nfa75d3MAv
— Big Buck Chuck (@cpenn4thewin) January 20, 2020
