The New York Knicks' first-ever ticker-tape parade proved to be a star-studded occasion with Ben Stiller, Spike Lee, Timothée Chalamet and more celebrating the historic win June 18.
ByJun 18, 2026 3:37 PM
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From courtside to the streets of New York City, these celebs are cheering on their favorite team even louder.
As the New York Knicks celebrate their first Championship win in more than 50 years with a ticker-tape parade June 18, diehard fans like Timothée Chalamet, Mariska Hargitay and Spike Lee were tapped to join the procession.
The Law & Order: Special Victims Unit actress—donning the team's signature blue T-shirt and bold orange pants—smiled alongside her and husband Peter Hermann's son August, 18, as well as Tracey Morgan on NBA Finals MVP Jalen Brunson's float.
Chalamet proved his place as a Knicks superfan as he arrived for the parade. in an orange hoodie. Ben Stiller—who announced June 17 that he is making a multi-part documentary series about the historic win—repped Karl Anthony Towns' with his T-shirt. Meanwhile, Lee was also embracing the excitement during the Knicks' first-ever championship parade.
Towns and his fiancée Jordyn Woods and her lucky orange purse also celebrated on a float down Broadway, as well as Teyana Taylor and Chris Rock.
Star-studded support for the New York team was evident on the sidelines as the players competed in 82 games across the country before winning the Larry O'Brien Championship Trophy following a 94-90 win over the San Antonio Spurs.
And when they did win, Chalamet didn't shy away from what that accomplishment meant in their lives and his.
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"Way rather this than the Oscars," the 30-year-old—who has been nominated for four Academy Awards—said in a social media clip shared by ESPN after the game. "Come on, baby! Knicks are champions, baby!"
Lee, a longtime Knicks fan, knew that his favorite team was going to come out of the Frost Bank Center June 13 as winners.
"I wasn't going to get on a plane, go to San Antonio to lose," he teased during a June 15 interview with Fox 5 New York. "They had so many leads over the series. The Knicks refused to die. Our heart was bigger than theirs."
For a closer look at the hearts that bleed blue and orange at the Knicks' historic championship celebration, keep reading.
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Timothée Chalamet
Better than the Oscars. The Call Me By Your Name star celebrates his team's win on a float.
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Mitchell Robinson
Basking in the glory. The Knicks center celebrates in front of the crowds.
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Zohran Mamdani
No better day to be the mayor of New York. Mayor Mamdani reps his city's team.
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Karl-Anthony Towns
Living the dream. The Knicks star sports a custom jacket while holding up his team's championship trophy.
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Ben Stiller
The longtime Knicks fan supports his team along the Canyon of Heroes.
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Martha Stewart & Jalen Brunson
Name a more iconic duo. The lifestyle guru and Knicks star join forces.
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Walt "Clyde" Frazier
Witnessing history—again. The former NBA star shows support for his former team, which he helped lead to their last championships.
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Mariska Hargitay & Her Son August
Like mother, like son. The Law & Order star and her son channel their inner Taylor Swift with custom T-shirts.
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Jalen Brunson, Dr. Ali Brunson & Daughter Jordyn
A family moment.
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Go New York, Go New York, Go!
Fans don their best Knicks apparel for the first-ever championship parade.
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