Celebrities Take the Ice: Stars at the 2026 Winter Games

The 2026 Winter Olympics in Italy drew a crowd that went beyond athletes and fans. Hollywood icons, musicians, and sports stars filled the venues in Milan and Cortina, turning the event into a star‑studded spectacle. The scene was colorful: from rap legends to Olympic athletes, the mix of personalities added a new layer to the Games. One unexpected figure was Snoop Dogg, who stepped into the role of Team USA’s honorary coach. His presence was felt at many events, and his enthusiasm seemed to boost the team’s morale. Nearby, the world‑class gymnast Simone Biles watched her teammates compete with a supportive smile, standing beside her husband Jonathan Owens from the Chicago Bears.The entertainment world was not limited to music. Actors like Stanley Tucci, known for his travel shows, and Michelle Yeoh, who celebrated the opening ceremony with a bright Instagram post, were seen cheering on skaters and snowboarders. Marisa Tomei and Jeff Goldblum also made appearances, showing that the Games attract a wide range of celebrities. Sports figures joined the fun too. Defensive end Myles Garrett sported his girlfriend Chloe Kim’s face on a zip‑up jacket while she won silver in the women’s halfpipe. Jake Paul, who has turned to boxing, was visibly moved when his fiancée Jutta Leerdam clinched gold in speed skating. Even Vice President JD Vance watched the U. S. women’s hockey team play Finland in a preliminary match. Fashion also made an entrance, with designer Vera Wang attending several figure skating events. The combination of high fashion, music hype, and acting talent turned the 2026 Winter Olympics into a vibrant cultural festival that celebrated both athleticism and celebrity.