Hailee Steinfeld Is Quietly Becoming Buffalo’s Queen

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Hailee Steinfeld might not love the spotlight, but she’s winning over Bills Mafia one game at a time. The actress, who’s married to Buffalo Bills QB Josh Allen, prefers to keep things low-key when she’s at Highmark Stadium. So low-key, in fact, that fans thought she skipped last Thursday’s Dolphins matchup — until photos surfaced showing her right there in the crowd.

Dressed in a red hoodie and Bills cap, Steinfeld blended in perfectly with fans, celebrating Allen’s big plays alongside her mother-in-law. No VIP treatment, no TV close-ups — just quiet support for her husband.

By keeping her relationship private and her gameday vibe simple, Steinfeld has carved out a rare space of authenticity. In Buffalo, that humility has made her stand out — and quietly, she’s becoming the city’s queen.

The Rams may have lost to the Eagles, but Kelly Stafford still found a silver lining. During the game, Matthew Stafford took a brutal shot to the groin — and his wife had the perfect spin.

On her podcast The Morning After, Kelly joked that since Matthew had been putting off a vasectomy, the hit was basically “God’s way of taking care of it.” She added, “Thank you, Jesus! Praise God!”

With four kids already, Kelly was more than happy to see the humor in her husband’s painful moment.

Mya Lesnar, daughter of UFC and WWE legend Brock Lesnar, had her own big moment on Sunday — cheering on her boyfriend, 49ers rookie lineman Drew Moss.

Moss, who went undrafted out of Colorado State, suited up for the first time and saw action on special teams.

Mya proudly staked her claim on Instagram, calling “dibs” on his No. 65 jersey and later posting a sweet PDA snap after the Niners’ gritty win. Between her NCAA shot put title and his NFL debut, this power couple is racking up wins almost as fast as her famous dad.

Eagles WR DaVonta Smith had the perfect response after his fiancée, Mya Danielle, went viral during Philly’s Sept. 22 game. In a clip she posted, a security guard is caught blatantly checking her out as she walks by — even giving a double take.

Smith saw the video and laughed it off, writing, “Aye security better watch out” with two laughing emojis. Fans piled on with jokes about the guard “risking it all.”

While Antonio Brown tried to insert himself with a messy comment, Smith and Danielle paid him no mind — keeping the spotlight firmly on her viral game-day moment.

Kylie Kelce isn’t here for the outrage over short homecoming dresses. On her Not Gonna Lie podcast, the mom of four weighed in on the viral debate, backing a TikTok creator who reminded critics that they once wore the same style themselves.

“It cracks me up that people forget they were once them,” Kylie said, recalling how her own dad often sent her back upstairs to change because her long legs made outfits appear shorter.

For Kylie, it’s simple: “Let teenage girls be teenage girls.” Whether she’ll keep that same energy when her own daughters are teens remains to be seen.

Taylor Swift is expected to be by bestie Selena Gomez’s side as she marries Benny Blanco in Santa Barbara on Sept. 27. But don’t expect Travis Kelce to be her plus-one.

With the Kansas City Chiefs facing the Baltimore Ravens the very next day, Kelce will likely stay behind to prep.

A source says Swift will “probably be going solo,” though it’s not entirely off the table if his schedule allows. Either way, fans can’t wait to see Swift supporting Gomez on her big day.