Female stars who are sure to be watching the Super Bowl

<b>Brooklyn Decker</b> You can count on Brooklyn Decker to be cheering on her Carolina Panthers this Super Bowl Sunday. Growing up in Charlotte, North Carolina, the model/actress developed a deep love for the team, and says that during football season her husband Andy Roddick becomes a “football widow.” Speaking to Access Hollywood, the 28-year-old explained, “I think football is something very nostalgic for people. People really enjoy getting lost in the sport. It’s the purest form of entertainment.” <p>Photo: © Getty Images</p>
<b>Carrie Underwood</b> Carrie Underwood may have married NHL star Mike Fisher of the Nashville Predators, but the country star has always had a place in her heart for football. “Grew up - every Sunday, every Monday we were just all about football,” she tells <i>Country Weekly</i>. The "Heartbeat" singer is also the face and voice of the <i>Sunday Night Football</i> intro, tailored each week to the game of the night. You can catch this Oklahoma-raised beauty cheering on the Dallas Cowboys. <p>Photo: © Getty Images</p>
<b>Demi Lovato</b> Although Demi was born in New Mexico, the football fan was raised in Texas, where her mom was a Dallas Cowboys cheerleader. Back in 2008, the "Confident" singer performed during her favourite team's Thanksgiving game, and three years later she belted out the national anthem when the Cowboys took on the Seahawks. <p>Photo: © Getty Images</p>
<b>Ellen DeGeneres</b> Daytime talk show host Ellen DeGeneres makes no secret of the team that she and wife Portia de Rossi cheer on each season. Born in Louisiana, not only is Ellen a big New Orleans Saints fan but she’s also a Green Bay Packers fan. The pigskin-loving comedian also likes seeing who her fans are rooting for, calling out for photos of viewers decked out in their teams' colours. And though Ellen’s picks aren't in this year’s Super Bowl, we're sure that won’t stop her from rocking the green and yellow. <p>Photo: © EllenTube</p>
<b>Elizabeth Banks</b> It's no wonder the 41-year-old actress did an awesome job with commentary in <i>Pitch Perfect 2</i>, being that she’s a huge sports fan! Not only does she religiously cheer on the New England Patriots but she is also a huge fan of fantasy football. Elizabeth co-authored the book <i>Why Fantasy Football Matters (And our Lives Don’t)</i>, which she wrote with her husband (also an avid fantasy sports fan) Max Handelman. <p>Photo: © Twitter</p>
<b>Gisele Bündchen</b> The New England Patriots have a very special place in supermodel Gisele Bündchen’s heart. The 35-year-old has been married to New England quarterback Tom Brady since 2009. The couple has two children together, Benjamin and Vivian, who they are of course raising to be Patriots fans. Gisele recently posted an adorable photo of daughter Vivian on her Instagram feed, holding up a sign that reads, “We love you daddy! Go Pats!” <p>Photo: © Getty Images</p>
<b>Fergie</b> Nothing says “I love football” quite like becoming a limited partner for an NFL team. Back in 2009, Fergie took on the role for the Miami Dolphins, though hubby Josh Duhamel is a hardcore Vikings fan. Their son, two-year-old Axl, was introduced to football as early as one-month-old when Josh took to Instagram to share a special father-son bonding moment when the two watched his favourite team. But only time will tell if Fergie can convince him to become a Dolphins fan! <p>Photo: © Getty Images</p>
<b>Jessica Simpson</b> Jessica Simpson married the former NFL tight-end for the San Francisco 49ers and the New Orleans Saints back in 2014, and she and Eric Johnson have two children together, Maxwell, 3, and Ace, 2. Eric isn’t the only football player Jessica has been with, as she dated Dallas Cowboys player Tony Romo from 2007 to 2009. <p>Photo: © Getty Images</p>
<b>Alyssa Milano</b> Sports fanatic Alyssa Milano brings women’s sports apparel to a whole new level with her Touch Fanatics clothing wear and her collaboration with Jamie Chung on the NFL Apparel campaign. The 43-year-old actress roots for the New York Giants and hopes that her love for the team will be passed down to her two children, Milo, 4, and Elizabella, 1. “If they become Eagles fans, I may need to look for new children,” she joked to <i>People</i>. <p>Photo: © Getty Images</p>
<b>Kerry Washington</b> In 2013, the brunette beauty married former Oakland Raiders star Nnamdi Asomugha. Nnamdi closed out his career with the team that first took a chance on him in 2003 after signing a one-day contract. Today, Kerry's main focus is being a mom to one-year-old daughter Isabelle and continuing to bring Olivia Pope to the small screen on her hit TV show <i>Scandal</i>. <p>Photo: © Getty Images</p>
<b>Mila Kunis</b> Mila Kunis can thank hubby Ashton Kutcher for converting her into a huge football fan, specifically one devoted to the Chicago Bears. Mila admits that she knew nothing about football until she started dating her former <i>That 70s Show</i> costar. “I truly knew nothing about it, and now I know way more than I ever intended to,” she told Conan O’Brian. Ashton is such a fan that he hopes one day daughter Wyatt will be the very first female professional NFL coach for the Chicago Bears. <p>Photo: © Getty Images</p>
<b>Kristin Cavallari</b> Mila Kunis isn’t the only one rooting for the Chicago Bears. Former <i>Laguna Beach</i> star Kristin Cavallari cheers on her hubby, quarterback Jay Cutler, every football season. The two married in 2011 and have two sons - Camden, 3, and one-year-old Jaxon - and a daughter, three-month-old Saylor. The famous parents are always busy but they manage to plan out a working schedule. “During football season, I don’t work very much, so I can be home and focus on taking care of the boys,” Kristin tells the <i>Chicago Sun-Times</i>. “But during Jay’s off-season, we swap roles.” <p>Photo: © Getty Images</p>
<b>Jamie Chung</b> This 32-year-old actress spends a lot of time in Los Angeles and New York but she will always have a place in her heart for the San Francisco 49ers. The <i>Once Upon a Time</i> star recently married her love for fashion and football in her latest NFL Apparel Campaign, in which she represented her family’s favourite team. Jamie told <i>People</i> “I have so much hometown pride, it’s kind of great.” <p>Photo: © Getty Images</p>
<b>Naya Rivera</b> This <i>Glee</i> starlet isn’t afraid to show us which team she cheers for every football season. Her younger brother, Mychal Rivera, is a tight end for the Oakland Raiders and Naya proudly roots on the California team. A video surfaced back in 2013 of the proud older sister jumping for joy as she watched her brother catch his very first touchdown pass against the Washington Redskins. <p>Photo: © Getty Images</p>
<b>Holly Robinson Peete</b> When it comes to the Philadelphia Eagles, Holly Robinson Peete is your go-to girl. She went from living in a house with her father that “bled Eagles green” to marrying the former quarterback of her favourite NFL team, Rodney Peete. “That was a dream wrapped inside a fairytale wrapped inside a fantasy for my dad,” Holly tells <i>Chicks in the Huddle</i>. When Rodney was still on the team he would share the playbook and they would go over plays together, but now Holly says she enjoys watching the Eagles without the stress of it impacting their livelihood. <p>Photo: © Getty Images</p>
Are you ready for some football? Super Bowl 50 hits the small screen on Feb. 7, and while the stereotypical spectator is a beer-guzzling fellow, some of your favourite A-List female celebs will also be anxiously awaiting the first kick-off - whether from the comfort of their couches on live at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, California. <p>From Gisele Bündchen, who cheers her Patriots quarterback husband Tom Brady from the sidelines, to Carrie Underwood, who shows Texas love by rooting for the Dallas Cowboys, we’ve rounded up the stars of the fairer sex who will be on the edge of their seats as the Carolina Panthers take on the Denver Broncos.</p>
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