Like every year, Fanatics founder Michael Rubin held his White Party on 4th of July, inviting celebrities from various backgrounds.
Micah Parsons spotted with Tom Brady and CJ Stroud at Michael Rubin’s White Party (Image via IMAGO/ X)
Micah Parsons cemented his place as an A-lister as he was one of the select few guests to receive an invitation to Michael Rubin’s White party. It’s an annual summer event hosted by the Fanatics owner.
Besides Parsons, several other NFL stars past and present showed up for a friendly beach football game near Rubin’s property in Hampton. The participants formed two teams: one with Tom Brady as their quarterback and the other had CJ Stroud.
It was a little ‘pre-white BBQ’ party which Rubin headed himself. Other esteemed guests included Travis Scott, Quavo, Odell Beckham Jr., and Damar Hamlin.
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Hamlin even picked off Brady in one sequence of play. As the seven-time Super Bowl winner looked for Micah Parsons, Hamlin swooped in and intercepted the pass.
The group worked up a decent sweat. An insider later told Page Six, that Brady’s team eventually lost 5-4 to Stroud’s team.
Celebrities that attended Michael Rubin’s 4th of July White Party
New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft was one of the big names in the list along with former tight end Rob Gronkowski attending the event. LSU gymnast Olivia Dunne, models Brooks Nader and Xandra Pohl were seen chatting with each other—all in white theme outfits.
One by one others arrived including YouTuber turned MMA fighter Jake Paul who pointed his fists from the inside of his car. Emily Ratajkowski with her friend Winnie Harlow, both wearing all white, reached the venue before the sun set.
Jay Z, who is more or less a regular every year, took pictures with newcomer Soccer World Cup Champion Kylian Mbappe and Micah Parsons.
Invitations for this year’s event arrived in the shape of framed illustrations. Rubin sent those with couriers who wore white tuxedos. Guests also received custom Travis Scott Nike shoes.
Rubin welcomes close to 350 people consisting of various backgrounds to the White Party. From celebrities like Ben Affleck, The Kardashians, and Jennifer Lopez to NFL, Baseball, and Hockey athletes, have graced the Fanatics founder party in the previous years.
An insider told Page Six that the waiting list is always massive. This year two individuals (names refused to be revealed) reportedly offered to pay $1 million to attend the event which Rubin declined.
