Giannis Antetokounmpo

NBA superstar and NBA champion for the Milwaukee Bucks Giannis Antentokounmpo joined ownership of the Milwaukee Brewers in 2021, and he actively and lovingly roots for the team.
There's something truly exciting about spotting celebrities doing everyday things like us, like cheering on their favorite sports team. In this case, we're talking about whole crew of famous faces who love to root for the Milwaukee Brewers. This list, featuring famous fans of this Wisconsin MLB team, is here to feed your curiosity. Spanning from A-list actors to superstar athletes, these well-known celebs all share a passion for the "Brew Crew." Prime examples from this roster include NBA superstar Giannis Antetokounmpo who's not only a big fan but an actual owner of the Brewers. Then, we have late-night TV host Stephen Colbert, who after poking fun at Milwaukee, turned into an apologetic fan, attending games with beers in hand. NFL’s Baker Mayfield, a Texas native, supports the Brewers owing to his close friendship with Milwaukee Brewers star Christian Yelich. And let's not forget comedian Pete Davidson who, despite being a New Yorker, fell into the Brewers’ fan-base because of the very same Yelich. These examples are just a taste of the wealth of celebrities who, regardless of their home states, choose to support the Milwaukee team. Some cheer for them due to childhood allegiances, friendships with the players, or simply pure love of the game. Each story reflects a unique personality, adding an extra layer of spice to their fandom. So, are you ready to dive in and get to know more about these Brewers devotees? As you scroll through the entries of the Milwaukee Brewers' celebrity fanbase, imagine the crowd’s electric buzz as the stadium fills with well-known faces. Who knows, you might find some surprising revelations or get that extra push to follow the Brewers more closely yourself! Get ready to enjoy this special unranked list made just for you.
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NBA superstar and NBA champion for the Milwaukee Bucks Giannis Antentokounmpo joined ownership of the Milwaukee Brewers in 2021, and he actively and lovingly roots for the team.

After brutally making fun of the city of Milwaukee, late-night television show host Stephen Colbert traveled to Brew City with brews in hand, to formally apologize to the city and the team, and then check out a game.

Cleveland Browns quarterback Baker Mayfield may have been born and raised in Austin, Texas, but being close friends with Milwaukee Brewer star Christian Yelich helped make Baker a Brewer fan, as he can be seen rocking Yelich's jersey when he was campaigning for him to be MVP.

Tight end for the Kansas City Chiefs Travis Kelce made a very special pitstop to meet and greet the Milwaukee Brewers in 2022. Being a big baseball fan, Kelce loves stopping by and attending as many MLB games as he can.

Comedian Pete Davidson may have been born in New York City, but his close friendship with Milwaukee Brewers star Christian Yelich helped convert him into a part-time fan of the Milwaukee Brewers.

The face of the Green Bay Packers and the three-time NFL MVP can be seen here with Milwaukee Brewers star Christain Yelich they welcomed Rodgers to watch a Brewers game. The two are some of the biggest names in all of Milwaukee sports and proudly support each other's team.

Star of the hit baseball film Major League Charlie Sheen is a major baseball fan, and during filming for his hit film, he spent lots of time with Milwaukee Brewers Hall of Fame broadcaster Bob Uecker and grew a kinship with not only him but the Brewers as a whole.

A native son of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, American civil rights activist, and former professional NFL quarterback Colin Kaepernick grew up loving anything and everything in his hometown Milwaukee, including the Brewers. Often seen rocking the gear in his earlier days, Kaepernick may not attend too many games today, but he still has love for the team.

Professional wrestler and former World's strongest man Mark Henry was invited to throw out the opening pitch for the Milwaukee Brewers in 2022 while on tour with the WWE.

Shooting guard for the Milwaukee Bucks Pat Connaughton brought out Brewers star Christian Yelich as he performed in the Slam Dunk competition. The two have since grown their friendship, and Connaughton now considers himself a fan of the Brewers.

Former professional mixed martial artist Geroges St.-Pierre can be seen here with Milwaukee Brewers star Christain Yelich. Pierre is a huge baseball fan, and while he was born in Quebec, Canada, he chose to love the Brewers, and still openly roots for the team to this day.

Forward for the Milwaukee Bucks Bobby Portis made a very special pitstop to throw out the opening pitch for the Brewers when the Bucks won the NBA championship.

Former Glee star Chord Overstreet was invited to the MLB All-Star Celebrity game in 2011, where he was seen rocking a Milwaukee Brewers cap. While he may have been born in Nashville, Tennessee, he still has a love for the Brewers.

Born and raised in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, professional wrestler Austin Aries is a self-proclaimed Milwaukee superfan and loves all the teams from his hometown, including the Milwaukee Brewers. Aries' social media is often simply him talking about the team.

Christian rock frontman John Cooper may have been born in Memphis, Tennessee, but he grew up loving the Milwaukee Brewers. Often taking to social media to talk about the team, he provides his own insight into the team almost daily.

One of Wisconsin's native sons, defensive end and NFL legend J.J. Watt always takes the time to visit his hometown Milwaukee Brewers during the season. Growing up a Brewers fan, Watt still actively roots for them to this day.

Tom Brady may have been born in California and spent a majority of his playing career in Boston, but the generational quarterback is actually a fan of the Milwaukee Brewers, in no small part thanks to his friendship with Brewers owner Mark Attanasio.

Former wide receiver for the Green Bay Parkers, Donald Park spent 13 years of his life in Milwaukee and during that time, he fell in love with the city. He became synonymous with the city, and he even began to love the Brewers.

Actor, singer, and comedian Jamie Foxx may have been born and raised in Terrell, Texas, but when the Milwaukee Brewers invited him to attend a charity event, Foxx was more than willing to stop by and support the team.

Professional race car driver Matt Kenseth was born and raised in Cambridge, Wisconsin and grew up loving everything Milwaukee. He may love the Packers more than just about anything, but he still shows his support for the Brewers, attending games and even throwing out the first pitch at Miller Park.
