THE Paris 2024 Olympics kicked off with the cream of the celebrity crop as Lady Gaga and Celine Dion dazzled the Opening Ceremony.
Now, with the action well into Day Two, a host of famous A-listers are filling the seats of sporting events in the French capital.
Olympics-goers could catch a glimpse of Mission Impossible star Tom Cruise, who has headed inside the artistic gymnastics centre for a day of top-class routines showcasing strength and flexibility.
He settled in his seat in anticipation of fellow American – Olympic legend and Netflix star Simone Biles, 27 – who will compete on Sunday.
The Hollywood favourite, 62, opted for low-key attire, pairing a white top with blue trousers.
The Top Gun frontman clipped his sunglasses to his shirt neckline and appeared deep in conversation with a pal as they waited for the competition to start.
Yet he took time to meet the crowd, who quickly realised just who he was.
Tom took time to wave to a bunch of sports fans alongside his seating area before heading over for selfies.
Also in the Bercey Arena was The Vampire Diaries actress Nina Dobrev.
She had been spotted earlier in the weekend sporting a knee brace and using cane – suffered during a recent dirt bike accident – as she headed for lunch in Paris with her boyfriend, Olympian Shaun White.
The Canadian is a snowboarder and skateboarder and proud owner of five gold medals.
The duo sat in the stands near Tom to witness the women’s qualification stages.
Nina pulled her dark hair into a high ponytail and wore a smart casual black strappy top and white trousers outfit.
She was seen taking selfies with her man, who looked chic in a blue polo top.
Perhaps feeling the cold the Love Hard star, 35, then pulled on a white knit jersey emblazoned with the Olympics logo and an American flag.
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Adam Peaty will be the headline act for Team GB as he goes for gold in the final of the 100m breaststroke (8.50pm).
A lot of eyes will also be on LeBron James, Stephen Curry and the Team USA men’s basketball team, who start their campaign against Nikola Jokic and Serbia (11.15am ET / 4.15pm BST).
There are not expected to be too many other British medal tilts on Sunday, but the women’s gymnastics team (all day) are going through qualification as are the rowing teams (from 8am).
The both the men’s (vs South Africa, 7.15pm) and women’s hockey teams (vs Spain 12.15pm) are both in action.
American swimming stars Carson Foster and Tori Huske are among a multitude of stars joining Adam Peaty in the pool from around 7pm BST / 2pm ET.
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Meanwhile, American popstar Ariana Grande, 31, was joined by sibling Frankie in the arena.
The Into You songstress couldn’t be missed in Sixties-style white rimmed sunglasses and a matching shift dress.
She pulled her blonde hair into a high ponytail and accessorised with a wicker bag as she took her seat.
Celebrity Big Brother star Frankie, 41, showed his allegiance by donning a Team US sports shirt and white trousers.
He brushed his blonde hair back and added a slick of blue eyeshadow for a trendy pop of colour.
Actress and producer Jessica Chastain, 47, rounded off the celebrity pack in the gymnastics area.
The Interstellar star had two kids with her as she sat in the stands in her Team US knitwear.
The Paris 2024 Olympics has been a star-studded affair right from the off.
The Opening Ceremony kicked off on Friday with Celine Dion making a surprise appearance amid her battle with Stiff Person Syndrome.
She left fans speechless after her first performance in two years, performing in the Eiffel Tower after the lighting of the Olympic torch.
Meanwhile, Lady Gaga’s dancer suffered a horror mishap as they fell off the stage during her routine.
The Poker Face hitmaker performed on the banks of the River Seine as athletes from all 206 competing countries travelled down on 85 boats.
