Lil Wayne, Guy Fieri, Bill Murray, Jared Kushner and Ivanka Trump headline celebrities at NBA All-Star Game in Indianapolis as LeBron James, Giannis Antetokounmpo and Co face off

Lil Wayne, Guy Fieri, Bill Murray, Jared Kushner and Ivanka Trump headlined the celebrity cast in Indianapolis on Sunday night to watch the NBA All-Star Game.

The likes of LeBron James, Giannis Antetokounmpo and Luka Doncic were in action at Gainbridge Fieldhouse as the East took on the West.

And there was a who’s who of celebrities at the game to watch the action.

Bill Murray was courtside with sportscaster Ahmad Rashad, while Lil Wayne attended the game with his sons.

Meanwhile, Chef Fieri posed with a cigar in his mouth as Kushner and Trump stood courtside, smiling.

Jared Kushner and Ivanka Trump attend the 73rd NBA All-Star Game at Gainbridge Fieldhouse

Guy Fieri posed during the match with a cigar in his mouth and some flashy jewelry

Bill Murray is seen during the All-Star Game, along with sportscaster Ahmad Rashad

Rapper Fat Joe also attended the game wearing a plaid patterned jacket

But they were far from the only big names present.

Fanatics founder and billionaire Michael Rubin was in attendance with his daughter Kylie, while director and Knicks superfan Spike Lee was also in attendance.

Rappers Common and Fat Joe also made the trip to the Midwest, while Sabrina Ionescu was in attendance after her three-point shootout with Stephen Curry on Saturday.

Also from the sports world, race car driver Connor Daly was at the game, while Kentucky men’s basketball coach John Calipari was also in attendance.

YouTuber Lily Singh was also seen at the match.

Michael Rubin and Kylie Rubin pose on the court before the 73rd NBA All-Star Game

Director and Knicks superfan Spike Lee made the trip to the Midwest to see Jalen Brunson

Racing driver Conor Daly, known for his participation in IndyCar, was also present at the race

Rapper Common wore a floral jacket and maroon hoodie as he posed for the camera

WNBA star Sabrina Ionescu was at the game after her three-point shootout with Steph Curry

And that includes Kentucky men’s basketball coach John Calipari, who previously coached the Nets

YouTuber and personality Lily Singh flashed a big smile as she was photographed

Earlier in the day, Sportico reported that the NBA is on pace to break records for attendance and sold-out games.

During the All-Star break, attendance is up 2 percent from last season, and the 524 sold-out editions are on track to surpass the record of 791, the report said.

Both records were set in 2022-2023, when the total number of visitors was 22.2 million.

Jonathan Tillman, the league’s head of team marketing and business operations, told Sportico that the first season tournament and final standings in the Western Conference increased the number of fans through the turnstiles.