A-list Los Angeles Rams fans revealed: Hollywood stars from Rob Lowe to Kendrick Lamar

When the Rams returned to Los Angeles in 2016, they tapped straight into Hollywood. From lifelong fans who grew up watching games at the Coliseum to global music icons and A-list actors, the Rams boast one of the most star-studded fan bases in the NFL. Whether it’s front-row seats at SoFi Stadium or surprise appearances at training camp, these celebrities proudly rep Rams blue and gold.

Here’s a look at some of the biggest names backing the Rams.

Rams’ biggest celebrity fans

Rob Lowe

Few celebrity fans are as synonymous with the Rams as Rob Lowe. A lifelong supporter, Lowe has become an unofficial face of Rams fandom in Los Angeles, regularly attending games and even giving fans behind-the-scenes tours of SoFi Stadium. His enthusiasm helped bridge generations of Rams fans, from the pre–St. Louis era to the franchise’s modern Hollywood revival.

Kendrick Lamar

Kendrick Lamar embodies the cultural connection between the Rams and Los Angeles. The Pulitzer Prize–winning rapper has been spotted at Rams training camps, famously running routes during the team’s 2016 Hard Knocks appearance alongside Schoolboy Q. He later performed at the Rams’ home opener in 2018, cementing his status as one of the franchise’s most influential fans.

Danny Trejo

If we consider longevity, Danny Trejo might top the list. The Los Angeles native has proudly said he’s been a Rams fan “since the ’50s”, sneaking into games as a kid at the Coliseum. Today, Trejo regularly posts Rams-themed content on social media and even sells Rams-inspired donuts at his Trejo’s Coffee & Donuts shops.

Terry Crews

Before becoming a Hollywood star, Terry Crews actually played for the Rams after being drafted in 1991. Crews has never lost his connection to the franchise, frequently showing up at games and posting his support online. Few celebrity fans can say they’ve worn the uniform and now cheer from the stands.

Bryan Cranston

Bryan Cranston grew up a Rams fan in Los Angeles and felt the heartbreak when the team left for St. Louis. When the Rams returned home, Cranston admitted they “won him back.” Since then, the Breaking Bad star has embraced the new era, praising the energy surrounding the franchise’s rebirth in L.A.

Rebel Wilson

Australian actress Rebel Wilson didn’t just hop on the bandwagon...she became part of it. Wilson was named an official Rams ambassador and has attended multiple high-profile games, including NFC Championship matchups, proudly rocking Rams gear from the stands.

Flea and the Red Hot Chili Peppers

Few musicians are as deeply tied to Los Angeles as Flea, and his Rams loyalty runs just as deep. The Red Hot Chili Peppers bassist performed at the Rams’ 2016 season opener and has repeatedly declared himself a Rams fan “through and through.” If there’s a big Rams moment, chances are Flea is celebrating it loudly.

Hollywood’s team, Los Angeles’ house

From Jessica Alba and Magic Johnson to YG, Taran Killam, and Sarah Michelle Gellar, the Rams’ celebrity fan base spans generations, industries, and neighborhoods across Los Angeles. As the franchise continues to define its place in the city, one thing is clear. When the Rams take the field, Hollywood is watching and cheering.

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