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Hailee Steinfeld makes rare appearance at husband Josh Allen’s NFL game as Bills win in overtime

Hailee Steinfeld made a rare appearance to watch her husband, Josh Allen, and his Buffalo Bills teammates take on the Los Angeles Rams.

According to a clip shared by ESPN, the “Sinners” actress was spotted cheering for her beau as he made a run ahead of the teams going into overtime Monday.

“Go, Josh! Go, Josh! Let’s f–king go!” Steinfeld, who sat in a suite, could be seen saying in the video before applauding her husband’s play.

The Bills and Rams went into overtime; however, Allen’s team came out victorious, winning 37 to 34.

Steinfeld, 29, has rarely attended the quarterback’s NFL games since they welcomed their daughter earlier this year.

“Our baby girl has arrived!! We’re feeling incredibly grateful and blessed and savouring these early moments. Thank you so much for the love and well wishes,” she wrote in an April 2 Substack post titled “Special delivery.”

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In June, the “True Grit” star revealed they named their daughter Harper.

“Dearest Harper, I’m in awe of you,” Steinfeld wrote in an entry of her Beau Society Substack, entitled “A letter to my daughter.”

“You’ve been here for only a short while now, and somehow it feels as though you’ve always been ours,” she added at the time.

The Oscar nominee described the last “few months” as “beautiful and exhausting,” and “sacred and so special.”

Steinfeld and Allen, 30, have been together since 2023.

The following November, the athlete got down on one knee in a gorgeous waterfront proposal, which featured a flower arch and an array of candles.

In May 2025, the couple tied the knot in Montecito, California, while surrounded by family and friends.

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