It was their night, too.

Three of the Knicks’ most popular WAGs celebrated the team’s NBA championship on Saturday night at the Frost Bank Center.

Ali Brunson (Jalen’s wife), Shannon Hart (Josh’s wife) and Jordyn Woods (Karl-Anthony Towns’ fiancée) took a photo with a large version of the Larry O’Brien trophy that went out on ESPN’s social media channels.

“Knicks royalty,” all three captioned the video on their Instagram Stories.

Ali and Jalen were shown embracing on the ESPN broadcast in the moments after the Knicks’ Game 5 win over the Spurs that earned the franchise its first championship in 53 years.

Ali shared a number of posts from behind the scenes of the Knicks celebrating the title and also some celebratory posts from fans.

She also announced when the team arrived home in New York.

“We are so back,” Ali wrote with a picture of her exiting the plane.

Shannon also shared a number of videos featuring her and Josh’s 3-year-old twin sons, Hendrix and Haze.

Woods, whose good-luck bag became a storyline this postseason and was with her in San Antonio on Saturday, similarly showed fans some details of the celebration.

“Wore my shoes with two rings because who’s getting two rings this year,” Woods wrote with her and Towns slated to get married later this year after announcing their engagement on Christmas 2025.

Brunson, Hart and Towns all played pivotal roles in the Knicks’ title with the team winning 15 of their final 16 games.

Brunson was the NBA Finals MVP after scoring 45 points in the Game 5 clincher and carried the team throughout the postseason.

Hart, who also played with Brunson at Villanova, is the Knicks’ do-it-all forward who averaged 10 points, nine rebounds and nearly five assists per game in the playoffs.

The postseason flipped for the Knicks after falling down 2-1 to Atlanta when they decided to run their offense through Towns, which unlocked their potential and led to a 13-game winning streak before the Spurs finally beat them in Game 3 of the NBA Finals.

But that would be the Knicks’ final loss of the postseason, rallying from 29 points down in Game 4 and then securing a 94-90 victory on Saturday night.

The couples and the Knicks raucous fans will celebrate the championship with a trip down the Canyon of Heroes on Thursday with the team’s parade.