Cardi B Celebrates With Stefon Diggs on the Field After Patriots AFC Championship Win

The Grammy Award winner cheered on her beau, who will play in his first-ever Super Bowl matchup on Feb. 8.

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The New England Patriots are heading to Super Bowl LX, and one fan who has made her excitement for the upcoming matchup quite clear is Cardi B.

The 33-year-old Grammy Award-winning artist—who shares a child with the team’s wide receiver, Stephon Diggs—rooted for her partner on-location at Empower Field at Mile High on Sunday, Jan. 25. The Patriots outlasted the No. 1-seeded Denver Broncos 10-7 to notch the conference title and a Super Bowl bid on Sunday, Feb. 8.

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Following the conclusion of the away matchup, Cardi headed down to the field to congratulate her man and his squad on their latest accomplishment, beaming with pride over the win with NBC Boston.

“We all we got, we all we need,” Cardi told the outlet, referring to the mantra of the AFC East squad throughout their postseason run. Before heading to Denver, the Patriots beat the Los Angeles Chargers 16-3 during their Wild Card game on Jan. 11, then defeated the Houston Texans the following week 28-16 in the Division Round.

“A matter of fact, today was a perfect example of that,” the artist continued. “This stadium was so packed, and I’m not gonna lie, the Broncos have one of the best fan [bases] [...] But you know what, us Pats fans, we stuck together, and we stuck it out, and we won.”

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Diggs was also overjoyed. In five seasons with the Minnesota Vikings (2015-2019), four seasons with the Buffalo Bills (2020-2023) and a single season in Houston (2024), the 32-year-old has never played in a Super Bowl. Now, nearing the end of his first season as a Patriot, he will head to his first in just under two weeks.

“I’ve been playing this game since I was five years old. I always wanted to be a champion, always wanted to be a Super Bowl champion. The opportunity is right there in front of us, and we’re one game away,” Diggs told the media following the matchup. He later added, “For me, I’ve been in the league 11 years. I fell short so many times. I can’t say nothing but perfect timing.”

The Patriots will face the Seattle Seahawks at San Francisco’s Levi’s Stadium for the Feb. 8 matchup, which will commence at approximately 6:30 p.m. ET. The NFC Conference champions secured their spot in the big game with a 31-27 win against the Los Angeles Rams on Sunday.

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