Nicole Kidman is loving Taylor Swift and Haim’s latest courtside tribute.
The Oscar-winning actress reacted after Swift and sisters Este and Alana Haim appeared at Game 4 of the NBA Finals at Madison Square Garden wearing custom Knicks-themed shirts inspired by both the basketball team and Kidman herself.
The playful fashion moment quickly became one of the night’s biggest celebrity highlights.
Nicole Kidman Responds To Swift And Haim
Swift and the Haim sisters arrived at the June 10 game wearing matching blue-and-orange shirts inspired by the New York Knicks.
Each shirt featured a different pun.
Swift’s read “Stevie Knicks,” Este Haim wore “Knickelback,” and Alana Haim sported perhaps the most memorable one: “Knickole Kidman.”
Kidman clearly appreciated the joke.
On June 11, she shared a video of the trio appearing on the arena Jumbotron and wrote, “Right there with you girls!”
Haim Shared More Behind-The-Scenes Fun
The celebration did not stop there.
Haim later posted a video showing the three friends dancing together while wearing the shirts. The group moved along to Cyndi Lauper’s classic anthem “Girls Just Want to Have Fun.”
Kidman reshared the clip on her Instagram Story and added another message.
“My girls! I just want to have fun,” she wrote.
The exchange delighted fans, who loved seeing the actress embrace the lighthearted tribute.
Star Power Filled Madison Square Garden
Swift and the Haim sisters were among a long list of celebrities attending the game.
The trio sat courtside and appeared in high spirits throughout the night. Videos showed them dancing, chatting and greeting fans as they enjoyed the action.
They were seated near Ben Stiller and Mariska Hargitay, whose name inspired Swift’s famous cat, Olivia Benson.
Other stars spotted at the game included Timothée Chalamet, Kylie Jenner, Adam Sandler, Jackie Sandler, Spike Lee, Jerry Seinfeld and Chris Rock.
While the basketball game drew plenty of attention, the custom shirts may have ended up stealing the show.
And judging by Nicole Kidman’s response, the tribute was a slam dunk.
