Brits at the Super Bowl! Adele cuts a glamorous figure as Gordon Ramsay meets Jay-Z

Adele, Cara Delevingne, Gordon Ramsay, Paul McCartney and his wife Nancy were just some of the British fans at the Super Bowl on Sunday.

This year’s Super Bowl LVII will see the Kansas City Chiefs face off against the Philadelphia Eagles. 

Adele looked effortlessly glamorous while wearing a structured grey blazer and gold hoop earrings.

She toted a matching grey handbag, and wore a pair of oversized shades, while finishing off her look with a slick of lipstick.

Gordon took the opportunity to rub shoulders with the other VIPs, including Jay-Z and his daughter Blue Ivy, 11, who the rapper shares with wife Beyoncé.

The chef cut a casual figure in a dark T-shirt and grey trousers teamed with a pair of white trainers.

He cheered from the sidelines and hid his eyes behind a pair of black aviator sunglasses.

Meanwhile, Jay-Z opted to rep his entertainment agency Roc Nation, which he founded back in 2008, on his black hoodie while Blue Ivy donned a backwards baseball cap and black shades.

The Hip Hop mogul completed his cool look with a pair of dark pants and matching sunglasses as his little girl donned an oversized Tupac graphic and zip-up hoodie as well as a gold chain. 

Cara showed where her allegiances lay, as she took to Instagram to share a photo of herself wearing a Rihanna T-shirt.

It was emblazoned with the words: ‘Rihanna concert interrupted by a football game. Weird but whatever’.

In one shot she raised the shirt over her head to put her black bra underneath on full display and show off the underside of the shirt that had a picture of Rihanna wearing a football helmet.

Paul and Nancy sat in prime time seats to watch the important game, with the musician wearing a dark T-shirt under a blue shirt and gilet.

In addition to the game, Rihanna will make her highly anticipated return to live performance at the halftime show following a music hiatus (she has not released a solo album since January 2016.)

While the details of the annual halftime show are as closely guarded as the teams’ playbooks, Rihanna indicated that she would incorporate elements of her Caribbean culture in the performance.

‘That’s a big part of why this is important for me to do this show: representation, representing for immigrants, representing for my country, Barbados, representing for Black women everywhere,’ she said.

It will take a crew of 300 to 400 workers to assemble the stage in eight minutes and break it down just as quickly – a feat of ingenuity requiring military-like precision for the 13-minute halftime concert.

‘It’s incredible – it’s almost impossible,’ said Rihanna, who told a crowd of reporters on Thursday that she had not slept the night before when an on-site rehearsal ran long.

‘I’ve been so focused on the Super Bowl I totally forgot that my birthday is coming up (on Feb. 20),’ the singer added. ‘I totally forgot about Valentine’s Day. I’m just like, Super Bowl, Super Bowl, Super Bowl.’

She was inspired to take on the challenge after giving birth to her son. 

‘When you become a mom there’s something that just happens (and) you feel like you can take on the world, you can do anything,’ she told reporters in Phoenix on Thursday. 

‘So as scary as that was because I haven’t been on stage in seven years, there’s something exhilarating about the challenge of it all. And it’s important for me to do this, this year. It’s important for representation, it’s important for my son to see that.’

Rihanna joins a list of celebrated entertainers who have played during Super Bowl halftime shows, including Beyoncé, Madonna, Coldplay, Katy Perry, U2, Lady Gaga, Michael Jackson, Jennifer Lopez, Shakira and The Weeknd. 

Last year, hip hop was celebrated with Dr. Dre, Snoop Dogg, Eminem, Mary J. Blige and Kendrick Lamar all performing.