World Series Game 1 Attracts Celebrity Crowd: See Who Attended

The World Series kicked off with a star-studded Game 1, drawing celebrities from across the entertainment world to catch the action live.

From Hollywood A-listers to music icons, the stands were packed with familiar faces showing up to support their favorite teams and soak up the electrifying atmosphere.

Here’s a look at all the big names who made an appearance at the World Series Game 1.

Ashton Kutcher made a grand entrance at Dodger Stadium for Game 1 of the World Series, proudly sporting a Dodgers jersey to show his team loyalty.

The actor and entrepreneur, known for his roles in "No Strings Attached" and "Valentine's Day," looked right at home with fellow fans decked out in blue and white.

Unfazed by his celebrity status, Kutcher was even spotted waiting in line to grab snacks for the family, blending right in with the crowd and showing his down-to-earth side.

Kutcher didn't arrive at the stadium alone. Mila Kunis brought her A-game fan spirit to Dodger Stadium for Game 1 of the World Series, also arriving in a Dodgers jersey to cheer on the home team.

The power couple dressed in matching blue-and-white Dodgers jerseys, Ashton had his initials displayed on the back, while Mila’s proudly read “Kutcher.”

The Hollywood power couple—married since 2015—also brought their kids, daughter Wyatt Isabelle and son Dimitri Portwood, to the first game of the highly anticipated Fall Classic.

Jennifer Lawrence brought her signature style to Dodger Stadium for Game 1 of the World Series, turning heads with her effortlessly chic look. The Oscar-winning actress joined the crowd in Los Angeles on October 25 to cheer on the Dodgers as they took on the Yankees in a highly anticipated showdown.

Lawrence, who is currently expecting her second child with husband Cooke Maroney, kept things cool and casual in a black-and-white striped blouse layered over a white T-shirt, which flowed over her baby bump. She completed the laid-back ensemble with black pants, a black jacket draped over her arm, and a pair of black sunglasses that added a touch of Hollywood glam.

Sporting her fresh new bangs and a half-up ponytail, Lawrence blended right into the crowd, looking radiant and relaxed as she enjoyed a night out with fans. The actress and Maroney, who recently shared their exciting baby news, looked thrilled to be part of the electric energy at the ballpark, making it a memorable night for both the couple and Dodgers fans alike.

The Los Angeles Dodgers clinched Game 1 of the World Series with a 6-3 victory on Friday, thanks to Freddie Freeman’s historic walk-off grand slam in the bottom of the 10th inning—the first of its kind in World Series history.

Dodgers fans were over the moon after witnessing Freeman make MLB history as the first player to hit a walk-off grand slam in a World Series game, including Lakers legend Magic Johnson.

“Freddie Freeman with the first walk-off grand slam in World Series history to carry us to a 1-0 start! Wow!!” Johnson declared. “That was one of the most exciting World Series games I’ve seen or been a part of! It left me breathless, and it was just Game 1!“

Dodgers manager Dave Roberts echoed the excitement, telling reporters post-game, “It might be the greatest baseball moment I’ve ever witnessed. Just that swing, you knew it was gone. Pure elation. You don’t see teams celebrate after a game with a walk-off like that, but it was certainly warranted.”

The night began on a high note with country star Brad Paisley delivering a stirring rendition of the national anthem, followed by "Breaking Bad"’s Bryan Cranston amping up the crowd.

In the stands, Will Arnett and John Legend enjoyed the game, with Legend’s kids joining in on the excitement. Lil Wayne was also spotted, immersing himself in the energy of the crowd as he soaked up the unforgettable atmosphere.

Lily-Rose Depp, Dean Spanos, Billie Eilish, Billy Crudup, Jason Bateman, Ilana Kloss, Jimmy Kimmel, Flea, Pat Sajak, and Billie Jean King were also spotted at the stadium.