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Hollywood glamour was in attendance at the Paris Olympics on Sunday.
Mission Impossible and Top Gun star Tom Cruise was joined by singer Ariana Grande and actress Jessica Chastain at the gymnastics.
They were at the Bercy Arena to watch US gymnast and four-time Olympic champion Simone Biles compete.
Cruise is a regular at sporting events, making regular trips to Wimbledon in the summer.
The Team GB women’s team, however, appeared more excited about the appearance of YouTuber Emma Chamberlain, with one of the group appearing to be unsure who Cruise was.
Snoop Dogg was also in the crowd. The rapper had carried the Olympic Torch through the streets of Paris on Friday.
John Legend and his wife Chrissy Teigen were also spotted in the crowd.
Another supporter of Biles in attendance was Vogue editor Anna Wintour.
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