All of the celebrities seen watching Simone Biles and Team USA gymnastics

Biles competed in the Women’s Qualifications with a calf injury and Lady Gaga in the audience

The US women’s gymnastics team, led by Simone Biles, drew a who’s-who of famous fans to the 2024 Olympics in Paris.

On Tuesday July 30 Biles and her teammates competed during the Women’s Gymnastics final where many people showed up to cheer them on.

Jonathan Owens, Biles’ husband, was able to miss training camp for the Chicago Bears in order to be sitting in the stands next to her parents.

Nicole Kidman was also sitting in the audience and clapping for the team, while another famous actress Natalie Portman was in attendance.

Director Spike Lee was another famous face who showed up to the arena to watch the women’s team compete.

A well-known Olympian himself the swimmer Michael Phelps was seen wearing a polo as the gymnasts were going through their various rotations.

Some of the Kelces also made an appearance as both Jason and Kylie Kelce were sitting together to watch to gymnasts compete.

Serena Williams was another athelete who made an appearance to cheer on the team.

Keith Urban was seen filming the routines with his phone while sitting in the audience on Tuesday.

During the Women’s Individual All-Around finals on Thursday August 1, the camera panned to Stephen Curry, who was also attending the Olympics to play for Team USA for men’s basketball.

Seth Rogan was watching both Suni Lee and Biles compete in the individual all-around finals in addition to Martha Stewart, legendary skateboarder Tony Hawk, and sports commentator Bob Costas.

Biles competed in the Women’s Qualification on Sunday July 28 through an injury, and still set the highest scores on the floor and vault that are unlikely to be beaten throughout the remainder of qualifying.

Some notable faces in the audience included Tom Cruise as fans ran up to him in the arena to take selfies and provide a few hand shakes.

Tom Cruise poses for a selfie with fans (Getty Images)

Actor and producer Jessica Chastain sat right in front of Vogue’s Anna Wintour, who was with Elvis director Baz Luhrmann.

Vogue editor Anna Wintour and film director Baz Luhrmann, with actor and producer Jessica Chastain in fron (Getty Images)

Anna Wintour and Baz Luhrmann cheer together (Getty Images)

Lady Gaga was also in attendance after her performance during the opening ceremony.

Lady Gaga attends the Artistic Gymnastics Women's Qualification (Getty Images)

She posted a video of Biles on Instagram while on the beam with text on the screen reading, “She nailed it, what an honor to be so close!”

Another famous singer, Snoop Dogg was sitting in the front row as he is currently working at the Paris Olympics as a special correspondent for NBC Sports.

Snoop Dogg (R) attends the Artistic Gymnastics Women's Qualification (Getty Images)

Wicked co-stars Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo sat next to each other, along with The Chi creator Lena Waithe and Anna Wintour.

Frankie Grande, Ariana Grande, Cynthia Erivo and Lena Waithe pose for a selfie (Getty Images)

Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo watch Simone Biles and the rest of Team USA defying gravity (Getty Images)

Musicians were out in force with Nick Jonas and John Legend, alongside his wife Chrissy Teigen, chatting together

Nick Jonas (L) speaks with John Legend and Chrissy Teigen (Getty Images)

While Barbie director Greta Gerwig sat front in front of Tom Cruis

om Cruise (R), David Zaslav (2nd-R) and Greta Gerwig (2nd row, R) (Getty Images)

Former US snowboarder and skateboarder Shaun White was in the audience as well alongside his girlfriend and The Vampire Diaries alum, Nina Dobrev.

Nina Dobrev (L) and Shaun White (C) attend the Artistic Gymnastics Women’s Qualification (Getty Images)

Biles competed in the team’s qualifying alongside US teammates Jordan Chiles, Hezly Rivera, Sunisa Lee and Jade Carey. It was her first competitive appearance in Paris, where she will try to add to her already impressive tally of seven Olympic medals. The Olympian has already begun to set milestones as she is both the fourth American woman to compete in a third Olympic games and, at the age of 27, she is the oldest American gymnast to compete at the Olympics in 72 years, while also currently being tied with Shannon Miller for the most Olympic medals earned by a US gymnast.

Her return to the games comes after she previously competed in both the 2016 Rio games and the 2020 games in Tokyo. However, she needed to withdraw from most of the 2020 competitions due to a case of the “twisties,” which is a temporary loss of air awareness while performing twisting elements.

“The brain no longer communicates with the body, they change the move, lose their place,” US women’s coach Landi explained in part one of Biles’ recent Netflix documentary, titled Simone Biles: Rising. “Most of the time it’s unrelated to gymnastics.”

“I knew from that one moment,” Biles confessed, reflecting on her Tokyo performance. “To me it felt silent. I felt like I was in jail in my own brain and body.”

This year, the Olympian competed with a calf injury after being seen limping on her left ankle. Although US coach Cecile Landi explained at the time that the injury had only been bothering Biles for a couple of weeks and was considered minor. Landi added that there were no plans to have her sitting on the sidelines.

“I can’t express it,” Landi said. “I’m really proud of her and what she’s been through and what she’s showing the world what she’s capable of doing.”

Biles posted an all-around total score of 59.566 and the Americans scored a 172.296.

All Olympic events are available to watch via cable on NBC, USA Network, or E! The Olympics are also available to stream on Peacock.