Tech Bros and Kardashians Converge, Pretend Watching Patriots vs Seahawks Matters
KEY POINTS
- •On February 8, 2026, Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara hosted a star-filled Super Bowl between the New England Patriots and Seattle Seahawks.
- •Tim Cook showed up in a black bomber jacket and navy shirt, blending CEO style with stadium vibes.
- •Kim Kardashian attended with Kendall Jenner and rumored boyfriend Lewis Hamilton, as the Seahawks took the NFL championship.
On February 8, 2026, Levi’s Stadium became a bustling crossroads of tech titans, reality TV royalty, and football fans pretending their team matters. Apple CEO Tim Cook stunned everyone by rocking a black bomber jacket and navy shirt, confirming that even billionaires dabble in ‘stadium casual.’ Kim Kardashian, fresh from Skim money-making, cozied up with sister Kendall Jenner and F1 mystery-man Lewis Hamilton, because what screams Super Bowl more than a 200 mph romance? Meanwhile, Coinbase’s Brian Armstrong hidden somewhere tried to figure out if crypto could buy a touchdown. Bad Bunny dropped beats like only a Grammy-winning Puerto Rican can, while the Seattle Seahawks shocked the Patriots, reminding everyone the game is real even if the guest list is mostly business cards and influencer clout.
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Tim Cook’s Super Bowl bomber jacket: proof tech CEOs have resistance to football as low as their WiFi signal. Meanwhile, Kim brought her F1 boyfriend to watch a game that probably demanded more speed.
If Tim Cook's bomber jacket isn’t the unofficial uniform of watching football because you’d rather be in a Zoom meeting, I don’t know what is.
Kim Kardashian brought her F1 boyfriend to the Super Bowl, because nothing says NAILED IT like merging racetrack drama with football disappointment.
Source: Businessinsider | Published: 2/9/2026 | Author: Aditi Bharade
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