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John Legend and son cheered on Chargers at SoFi Stadium

Music icon John Legend brings his son to SoFi Stadium for a night of Chargers football.

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It’s Monday Night Football and the spotlight is shining bright on SoFi Stadium as the 7-3 Los Angeles Chargers gear up for a primetime showdown against the Baltimore Ravens. This isn’t just an ordinary AFC showdown—it’s the Harbaugh Bowl, a matchup fans have had circled on their calendars all season. Between the head-to-head battle of quarterbacks Justin Herbert and Lamar Jackson and the coaching chess match between brothers Jim and John Harbaugh, this game has all the makings of a classic.

But it’s not just the action on the field that’s drawing attention. SoFi Stadium is expected to be packed with some high-profile Chargers fans, and you never know who might show up when Los Angeles takes the national stage.

Recently, music legend John Legend was spotted cheering on the Bolts alongside his son, Miles, proving that SoFi is the place to be for family fun and football. Legend and Chrissy Teigen are known for their L.A. pride, and the Chargers’ strong season has clearly caught their attention.

Former Charger and fan favorite Shawne Merriman is another name you can expect to see in the building. Merriman always shows up for the big games, and tonight’s primetime matchup against the Ravens is as big as it gets.

With the Chargers sitting at 7-3 and playoffs within reach, the buzz is real, and you can bet other A-listers will be in the stands. Whether it’s Hollywood stars or L.A. sports icons, tonight’s game is the hottest ticket in town.

While the celebrity sightings are always fun, the real show will be on the field. Justin Herbert is having another stellar season and will look to outshine Lamar Jackson in this marquee quarterback duel. Meanwhile, the Harbaugh brothers bring their sibling rivalry to center stage, adding another layer of drama to an already intense matchup.

The stakes are high for both teams, with playoff positioning on the line. For the Chargers, it’s a chance to solidify their spot as one of the AFC’s elite. For the Ravens, it’s about keeping pace in a competitive conference.

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