Bob Kraft & Dana Blumberg Party with Stars Before Super Bowl, Address Hall of Fame Snub
- San Francisco, CA – February 8, 2026 – New England Patriots owner Bob Kraft, 84, and his wife, Dr.
- The event, held at Pier 48 in San Francisco, California, showcased Kraft and Blumberg as prominent figures in both the sports and social worlds.
- “What matters to me is we win Sunday,” Kraft stated during a recent interview on CNBC’s Squawk Box.
San Francisco, CA – – New England Patriots owner Bob Kraft, 84, and his wife, Dr. Dana Blumberg, 52, made a glamorous appearance at Michael Rubin’s Fanatics Super Bowl party on Saturday evening, ahead of Super Bowl LX. The couple joined a star-studded guest list including Tom Brady, Jon Bon Jovi, Kevin Costner, Emma Roberts, and Spike Lee, signaling a confident front as the Patriots prepare to face the Seattle Seahawks.
The event, held at Pier 48 in San Francisco, California, showcased Kraft and Blumberg as prominent figures in both the sports and social worlds. Despite a recent disappointment – being passed over for induction into the Pro Football Hall of Fame Class of 2026 – Kraft appeared relaxed and focused on the upcoming game. Former Patriots coach Bill Belichick was also not selected for the Hall of Fame this year.
“What matters to me is we win Sunday,” Kraft stated during a recent interview on CNBC’s Squawk Box. “That’s a function of how the team we’re invested in and organize [is judged].” This sentiment underscores Kraft’s unwavering commitment to the Patriots’ success, even in the face of personal setbacks.
The Patriots’ return to the Super Bowl marks a significant moment for the franchise, having last appeared in the championship game in 2019 under the leadership of Tom Brady. A victory against the Seahawks would secure a record-breaking seventh Super Bowl title, surpassing the Dallas Cowboys’ current record of six.
Adding an unexpected twist to the pre-game buzz, a recent interaction between Kraft and model Kendall Jenner has captured social media attention. Jenner reportedly wagered $1 million on the Patriots winning the Super Bowl, prompting a message from Kraft via Instagram. “I don’t believe that thing about the Kardashian curse,” Kraft wrote. “We’ve been underdogs plenty of times, and we’ve done okay. Let’s do it together.”
A photo shared by the Patriots’ official account showed Jenner and Kraft together, hinting at a growing camaraderie based on their shared belief in the team. The image quickly circulated online, fueling speculation and excitement ahead of the big game.
Kraft has overseen one of the most dominant franchises in recent NFL history, winning six Super Bowl titles. His leadership, alongside that of Brady and Belichick, has been instrumental in the Patriots’ sustained success. Now, with a new team and a new era, Kraft is aiming for another Lombardi Trophy, demonstrating a continued dedication to excellence.
The presence of Kraft and Blumberg at the exclusive Fanatics Super Bowl party, alongside other high-profile celebrities and athletes, further solidifies their status as power players in the world of sports, and entertainment. As the Patriots prepare for their showdown with the Seahawks, all eyes will be on whether Kraft’s team can deliver a victory and add another chapter to their storied legacy.