Posted in Kansas
December 31, 2015
Wait Until You See What These 10 Celebrities Said About Kansas
If you live here, you get it; Kansas is a gorgeous state with wonderful people, sights, food and history. But have you ever wondered what celebrity A-listers think of the Sunflower State? We did a little digging and here’s what we found:
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During her visit to KC MO for the Big Slick Celebrity Weekend, the "Love You Like a Love Song" singer wasn't afraid to show her love of the Royals! **Side Note: I know somebody is going to say it, so I'm going to write this again: Yes, the Royals play on the MO side of KC, but the fan base is primarily Kansas. See: St. Louis Cardinals.**
Not only is the late night host hilarious, he has great taste in teams! #RockChalk
When you think of Kansas celebrities, think of Eric Stonestreet, who not only cheers for the Chiefs and Royals, but grew up in KC and graduated from K-State.
The King of Rom Com attended high school at Shawnee Mission West and majored in theater at KU.
The comedian and actress cheer on the Royals for good reason; Sudeikis is an Overland Park native who also graduated from Shawnee Mission West High School.
"Getting close to college football time! Go @kuathletics! Rock Chalk Jayhawk! #CollegeColors." We couldn't agree more with this Shawnee Mission South High School and KU alum!
The man... the myth... the legendary Will Ferrell even cheers for the Royals!
The actress and Wichita native recently Tweeted this picture, stating "Jeanie and me!! At AWESOME Beaumont Hotel in where else? Beaumont Ks silly!!! BEST BREAKFAST EVER!" It's always great to hear from another proud native!
Who is that donning a Kansas City Royals cap? Why, it's no other than comedian (and K-State alum) Eddie Griffin!
Have you ever seen a celebrity showing their Kansas pride? Tell us who in the comments!
