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Zendaya, Dinah Jane headline celebrity appearances at WNBA Finals

ESPN Tuesday 27 October 2026, 02:11 UTC By ESPN Staff 1 min read
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The stars are in the house to see the two best teams battle it out for a WNBA championship. With so much at stake -- the Atlanta Dream and Golden State Valkyries are both looking to win their first title -- several of the biggest, most notable figures came to witness the action firsthand. While Atlanta is the place "where the players play" and Golden State is a championship city (thanks to the Golden State Warriors' seven titles as a franchise), the cities will also attract A-list...

The stars are in the house to see the two best teams battle it out for a WNBA championship. With so much at stake -- the Atlanta Dream and Golden State Valkyries are both looking to win their first title -- several of the biggest, most notable figures came to witness the action firsthand. While Atlanta is the place "where the players play" and Golden State is a championship city (thanks to the Golden State Warriors' seven titles as a franchise), the cities will also attract A-list celebrities as the biggest show in town. Whether it be to see Angel Reese or Gabby Williams, here are the notable celebrities in the building for the WNBA Finals. Game 5 Zendaya OAKLAND'S FINEST 🤩 We've got Zendaya in the house for Game 5 of the #2026WNBAFinals! ATL-GSV | USA Network | Peacock | #WNBASeason30 Tap to watch: https://t.co/CnBoRYz1EO https://t.co/izyeoXSEm8 — WNBA (@WNBA) October 27, 2026 Dinah Jane Fifth Game 🤝 Fifth Harmony. Welcome to Ballhalla, @dinahjane! 💜 https://t.co/l8gtx49G8R — Golden State Valkyries (@valkyries) October 27, 2026 Game 4 2 Chainz Metro Boomin 21 Savage Game 3 Kerry Washington, Ludacris, Ryan Clark, Dwight Howard, Cam Newton, Lil Baby Kim Mulkey Monica, Laiyah Brown T.I. Quavo Chris Tucker Cornell Young IV and David Vann K Camp Eva Marcille 2 Chainz Scrappy Game 2 Draymond Green, Chris Paul, Stephen Curry Yaxel Lendeborg Game 1
Zendaya (LOCATION) Dinah Jane (PERSON) WNBA (ORG) the Atlanta Dream (ORG) Valkyries (PERSON) Atlanta (LOCATION) Golden State (ORG) the Golden State Warriors' (LOCATION) Angel Reese (PERSON) Gabby Williams (PERSON) the WNBA Finals (EVENT) Zendaya OAKLAND'S (PERSON) Game 5 (EVENT) ATL (ORG) USA Network (ORG)
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