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Goal! Rachel Brosnahan, Justin Bieber and More Stars Who Love Hockey

Take it to the ice! When the temperatures begin to cool, there is one sport that celebrity fans can’t get enough of: hockey!

Stars including Carrie Underwood and Bachelor Nation’s Emily Ferguson have a special connection to the sport because their significant others are professional hockey players.

The Grammy winner has rooted for her husband, Mike Fisher, throughout his career, which began in 1999. After the couple tied in the knot in 2010, Underwood became a staple at his games, especially once he was traded to the Nashville Predators in 2011.

“Captain @mfisher1212 I sure am going to miss watching you play and cheering you on with the rest of Smashville, but I so look forward to seeing what God has in store for you in this next chapter of your life,” the American Idol alum wrote via Instagram in August 2017 after Fisher announced his retirement.

The Canada native, however, returned to the ice in January 2018 to help the Preds make a run at the Stanley Cup. He officially left the NHL four months later.

“You’ve given your teammates and the game your all for so many years … you’ve worked so hard and made us all so proud!” Underwood gushed in honor of Fisher’s final game.

Ferguson sang praises for her fiancé, William Karlsson, ahead of his 2019 season with the Las Vegas Knights.

“Hockey is back🏒 I love watching the love and passion these guys have for this sport,” she captioned an Instagram snap cuddling her man at the arena in October of that year. “Their hard work and dedication will always pay off. Praying for a great hockey season and mostly for the health and happiness of all these players and their families❤.”

Kristin Cavallari, for her part, has always been a fan of the grueling game and shared her love of the sport with her “lil hockey fans” in October 2021. The Laguna Beach alum, who shares sons Camden and Jaxon and daughter Saylor with estranged husband Jay Cutler, documented the family outing via her Instagram Story at the time.

“I grew up going to hockey games and they’re some of my favorite memories,” she captioned a photo of her children looking up at the Nashville team’s mascot. “Really thankful and happy I get to share and experience that with my kids, too.”

Scroll down to see which celebrities love going to hockey games and which teams they support:


Rachel Brosnahan
The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel star attended a New York Rangers game in October 2021, sharing footage of the sporting event via Instagram Story. She also attended a March 2022 game.  Michael Simon/Startraks
Eli Manning
The retired NFL player hit a Rangers game in New York City with his daughters, Caroline, Ava and Lucy, in March 2022. Michael Simon/Startraks
Neil DeGrasse Tyson
The astrophysicist took in a Rangers game in March 2022 and even sported a jersey to support the New York team. Michael Simon/Startraks
Kristin Cavallari
The Uncommon James founder took her three kids to a Nashville Predators game in October 2021. Courtesy of Kristin Cavallari/Instagram
Haley Ferguson
The Bachelor in Paradise alum is engaged to professional hockey player Oula Palve. The couple are big fans of the Vegas Golden Knights, where Haley's soon-to-be brother-in-law plays, attending a game in June 2021 together. Courtesy of Haley Ferguson/Instagram
Emily Ferguson
The Bachelor alum rooted for her fiancé and his fellow Las Vegas Knights against the New York Rangers in New York City in December 2018. Courtesy of Emily Ferguson/Instagram
Joe Manganiello
The Pennsylvania native is a big Pittsburgh Penguins fan, which meant the team’s back-to-back Stanley Cup wins in 2016 and 2017 made him very happy. He grinned from ear-to-ear while posing next to the iconic trophy via Instagram in March 2018. Courtesy of Joe Manganiello/Instagram
Will Ferrell
The Old School star celebrated as the Los Angeles Kings scored a goal during a February 2018 game against the Edmonton Oilers. Mark J Terrill/AP/Shutterstock
Kelly Clarkson
The Voice coach chose a Predators game as her daughter River’s first sporting event in April 2015. Two years later, the mother-daughter duo cheered on the Nashville team in matching jerseys, which Clarkson shared via Instagram in May 2017. Courtesy of Kelly Clarkson/Instagram
Carrie Underwood
The “Jesus Take the Wheel” singer became a Nashville Predators superfan while her husband played for the team from 2011 to 2018. She often posted pictures from the games alongside her family, including a March 2017 squad snap from the Bridgestone Arena. Courtesy of Carrie Underwood/Instagram
Justin Bieber
The Canadian crooner played in the NHL All-Star Celebrity Shootout at the Staples Center in Los Angeles in January 2017. AP/Shutterstock
David Beckham
The former soccer star bonded with his and Victoria Beckham’s sons — Brooklyn, Romeo and Cruz — while at a Los Angeles Kings game in October 2016. Courtesy of David Beckham/Instagram
Rebel Wilson
The Pitch Perfect actress sat rink side during a March 2014 L.A. Kings game. Courtesy of Rebel Wilson/Twitter
Michael Buble
The “Save the Last Dance for Me” singer was all smiles as he watched the Vancouver Canucks play against the Anaheim Ducks in October 2012. Heinz Ruckemann/UPI/Shutterstock
Vince Vaughn
The Wedding Crashers actor celebrated the Chicago Blackhawks' win over the Philadelphia Flyers during the Stanley Cup finals in May 2010. Nam Y Huh/AP/Shutterstock


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