Doug Emhoff, Jimmy Fallon, Sha’Carri Richardson, Melo and Megan Rapinoe take in USA basketball’s gold medal game vs. France
Jimmy Fallon, Sha’Carri Richardson and Megan Rapinoe, and Second Gentleman Doug Emoff attended the U.S. basketball team’s gold medal game against France on Saturday. A number of basketball legends also traveled with them.
Fallon and Richardson sat together on the sidelines of the court at the Bercy Arena, next to former NBA star (and Olympic star) Carmelo Anthony, who represented his country in a U.S. cap.
Rapinoe and her fiancée Sue Bird, a five-time Olympic athlete with the US women’s basketball team, were also spotted alongside former Lakers star Pau Gasol.
There was even more basketball talent in attendance at the event, as Bulls legend Scottie Pippen was in attendance, as well as former French point guard Tony Parker.
French President Emmanuel Macron and his wife Brigitte were also in the stands to cheer on the home team.
Jimmy Fallon, Sha’Carri Richardson and Carmelo Anthony sat together on Saturday
Sue Bird, Megan Rapinoe and Paul Gasol were also in attendance at the US-France match
Scottie Pippen (right) and Stephon Marbury were also in attendance and hugged
Additionally, Anthony and Pippen were also seen alongside former Knicks star Stephon Marbury, with Anthony’s son Kiyan also in attendance.
The men’s basketball final was a quick turnaround for Rapinoe and Bird, who had watched the U.S. national team defeat Brazil in their gold medal game earlier in the day.
Former American star Rapinoe was photographed cheering in the stands alongside his former national teammates Ali Krieger and Tobin Heath.
Emhoff sat with the United States delegation in the Bercy Arena while his wife, Kalama Harris, campaigned to become the next president of the United States.
French President Emmanuel Macron and his wife Brigitte Macron watch the France vs. US match
French basketball legend Tony Parker was also present to cheer on the host country
Emhoff attended several Olympic events, including the Team USA basketball final.
The Second Lord was also present at the American victory over Serbia on Thursday.