Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner clashed in the US Open final, and several A-list celebrities were in attendance.
Sinner and Alcaraz fought for the World No. 1 spot as Donald Trump watched the US Open final, becoming the first sitting president at the tournament since Bill Clinton in 2001.
In typical US Open style, a whole host of big names were seated in Arthur Ashe to watch the clash of the two best players in the world.
Here is every celebrity who watched Sinner vs Alcaraz in the 2025 US Open final.
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Every celebrity at the 2025 US Open final between Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner
The US Open final is one of the biggest dates on the sporting calendar, and the celebrities were out in full force.
Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola was in attendance, following on from his appearance at Wimbledon this summer.
| Celebrities watching the 2025 US Open final |
| Courteney Cox |
| Michael J Fox |
| Shaggy |
| Sting |
| Pep Guardiola |
| Donald Trump |
| Jessica Alba |
| Mustard |
| Irina Shayk |
| Danny DeVito |
| Martha Stewart |
| Ben Stiller |
| Bruce Springsteen |
| Steph Curry |
| Sergio Garcia |
| Hank Azaria |
| BJ Novak |
| Spike Lee |
| David Duchovny |
| Kevin Hart |
| Usher |
| Lindsay Lohan |
| Mindy Kaling |
| Pink |
| Emily Blunt |
Courteney Cox, who has been spotted on several days throughout the tournament, was also in attendance for Sinner and Alcaraz’s clash in the final.
Elsewhere, musicians Sting and Shaggy were spotted together in Arthur Ashe Stadium, and Usher was also watching on.
American actors Martha Stewart, Danny DeVito, Jessica Alba, and Ben Stiller were also in attendance for the match.
Donald Trump’s attendance caused a US Open delay
While the celebrities managed to pack out Arthur Ashe Stadium for the final between Sinner and Alcaraz, regular punters struggled to get into the event.
Trump’s attendance caused a major change to security, with extra measures put in place, and fans were stuck outside after the match had started.
The match was delayed by 30 minutes, but even by the time of Sinner’s first serve, they were playing to a half-empty Arthur Ashe Stadium.
Fans trickled into the event throughout the match as the stadium started to fill its 24,000 capacity in New York.