All the celebrities at US Open 2026: Emma Roberts, Tate McRae, Lindsey Vonn and more

The US Open and its commercial partners stand to gain heightened visibility as a roster of high‑profile celebrities gathered for the tournament, turning the sporting event into a broader media magnet. By drawing figures such as Emma Roberts, Tate McRae and Olympic skier Lindsey Vonn, the championships amplify audience interest beyond tennis fans alone. On the opening day, New York venues filled with cameras as celebrities arrived courtside. ESPN reported that Roger Federer and Jimmy Fallon led the early sightings, while Page Six listed Emma Roberts, Tate McRae and Lindsey Vonn among the crowd. The US Open Tennis feed noted Scott and other named guests on Monday, confirming a strong celebrity turnout before matches began.

The WTA Tennis piece captured the ambient chatter among players, while News.com.au noted the “twins” reference to Federer and Hewitt, adding a pop‑culture angle to the opening night. Fashion coverage followed quickly. Vogue highlighted on‑court style moments, showcasing sneaker choices from Naomi Osaka, Serena Williams and Carlos Alcaraz, while its sister site detailed the best‑dressed celebrities in a photo spread. USA Today and Page Six published galleries of the most striking outfits, and WWD supplied additional sneaker photos. The WTA and News.com.au pieces added a cultural spin, noting the blend of sport and celebrity chatter across the venue.

Additional lists from Page Six and USA Today catalogued the full roster of attendees, reinforcing the event’s status as a red‑carpet moment for Hollywood and sports icons alike. Current coverage shows the celebrity presence sustaining buzz throughout the tournament, with parties described by Vogue as “courtside to cocktail hour” and ongoing style commentary. Brand placements were highlighted in the party coverage, indicating sponsors are leveraging the exposure in real time. As matches progress, the blend of athletic competition and entertainment continues to shape the event’s narrative, keeping sponsors and media outlets closely engaged.