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John Legend Says Son Miles Was "in Heaven" Watching the Cowboys Together: See Pics
The Voice Coach brought his 5-year-old to Texas for a Cowboys vs Eagles game.
John Legend and his son have embraced Sunday Night Football!
On December 10, The Voice Coach took his 5-year-old son, Miles, to Texas to watch a Dallas Cowboys vs Philadelphia Eagles game, where the Cowboys ended up winning 33-13. In the cute snapshots, Legend and Miles posed next to former Cowboys running back Emmitt Smith, before we caught a glimpse of the father-son duo making silly faces in their seats. Then, Legend adorably holds his mini-me's hand while they stand on the field.
"Thanks to the @dallascowboys for hosting me and Miles (who fell in love with that star on the helmet at age 3!) for SNF. He was in heaven," Legend captioned the post.
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John Legend attending games with Miles this fall
Legend loves to take Miles to some fun sporting events. On November 12, the "All of Me" singer brought Miles along to a L.A. Lakers vs. Portland Trail Blazers basketball game, and the two totally had a blast.
In the heartwarming pictures, Legend shared a selfie of him and Miles in courtside seats, while Legend rocked a leather jacket and Miles adorably wore a batman shirt. Then, Legend shared the moment where he and Miles were broadcast on the Jumbotron.
"Thank you @lakers for a great game and great seats!" Legend captioned the post.
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Back in September 9, Legend and Miles attended a University of South Florida football game where Legend's nephew, Michael Brown-Stephens, plays as a wide receiver for the USF Bulls. The game, which also happened to fall on Brown-Stephens' birthday, resulted in a 38-24 win for USF against Florida A&M.
Legend then shared a picture of him, Miles, and Brown-Stephens together while Miles sat on his dad's shoulders.
"Happy birthday @mikebrownstephens! Great win by @usffootball!" Legend captioned the post.
In a 2021 interview with The Pioneer Press, Brown-Stephens talked about being close with his Grammy-winning uncle. “I like to argue that I was one of his first kids, before he had his two younger ones,” Brown-Stephens told the outlet. “He kind of looked at me the same way. We just build a really good relationship.”
How to watch Sunday Night Football on NBC
The games kick off on NBC at 8:20 ET. Sunday Night Football also simultaneously streams on Peacock, meaning you can watch them from anywhere.
Peacock is available starting at $5.99 per month for an ad-supported Premium plan, or you can select its Premium Plus plan without ads for $11.99 per month.
