Nicole Kidman adorably reacts to Taylor Swift, Haim’s Knicks inspired T-shirt tributes

Nicole Kidman was far and away from Wednesday night’s New York Knicks game — but there in spirit. The actress had the best reaction to Taylor Swift, Este Haim and…

Nicole Kidman was far and away from Wednesday night’s New York Knicks game — but there in spirit.

The actress had the best reaction to Taylor Swift, Este Haim and Alana Haim honoring her at Madison Square Garden by wearing custom tribute T-shirts courtside.

Swift’s pun-tastic top, notably, shouted out “Stevie Knicks,” while Alana and Este wore “Knickleback” and “Knickole Kidman” tees, respectively, to watch the New York-based team beat the San Antonio Spurs.

Taylor Swift and Haim's Alana Haim at a Knicks game, with Alana Haim wearing a shirt that says
Nicole Kidman reacted via Instagram to Taylor Swift and the Haim sisters’ T-shirt tributes at Wednesday’s Knicks game. nicolekidman/Instagram
Three women in blue t-shirts with orange lettering, one with "Stevie Nicks," another with "Nickelli," and a third with "Nicole Kidman."
Este Haim, notably, sported a “Knickole Kidman” tee at Wednesday’s Madison Square Garden game. nicolekidman/Instagram

Kidman, 58, re-posted a video of the trio showing off their DIY merch for the NBA Finals Game 4 via Instagram Stories.

“Right there with you girls!” the “Big Little Lies” star gushed, alongside basketball and heart emojis.

She went on to share the Haim sisters’ Reel about “girls [who] just wanna have PUN” with their clothing choices.

Nicole Kidman in a black velvet dress with pearl detailing.
“Right there with you girls!” Kidman (pictured above in January 2025) gushed on her Story. GC Images
Taylor Swift and the Haim Sisters celebrate the Knicks win in blue t-shirts.
“My girls! I just wanna have fun!” she added of Swift, Este and Alana Haim (pictured above Wednesday). T.JACKSON / BACKGRID

“My girls! I just wanna have fun!” the Oscar winner captioned the upload.

Nicks, 78, and the Nickelback members have yet to publicly respond to the headline-making shirts.

Mariska Hargitay matched Swift in a “Stevie Knicks” top of her own at the game despite showing up in a plain black tee.

Alana Haim, Taylor Swift, and Este Haim watching a New York Knicks game.
The trio watched the New York-based team beat the San Antonio Spurs in Game 4 of the NBA Finals. NBAE via Getty Images
Celebrities Susie Essman, Julianne Moore, Ben Stiller, and Taylor Swift in the audience at the NBA Finals.
Ben Stiller, Julianne Moore (pictured above) and more A-listers were in attendance at Wednesday’s matchup. Charles Wenzelberg / New York Post

The “Law & Order: SVU” star, 62, sat beside the singers — and celebrated the Knicks’ epic win with them.

The team’s star point guard, Jalen Bruson, once confessed on “The Richard Jefferson Show” that Hargitay is the “No. 1” celebrity he looks for on the sidelines while playing.

“Love her to death [and] she knows it,” the athlete, 29, said before name-dropping Ben Stiller, Spike Lee and Tracy Morgan as other A-list supporters he appreciates.

Stiller, 60, Lee, 69, and Morgan, 57, were all present at Wednesday’s star-studded matchup, along with diehard Knicks fan Timothée Chalamet and his girlfriend, Kylie Jenner.

Taylor Swift in a blue "Stevie Knicks" t-shirt, celebrating at a basketball game.
Swift and her pals celebrated the Spurs losing 106 to 107. NBAE via Getty Images
Celebrities including Nas, Christine Taylor, Ben Stiller, Alana Haim, Taylor Swift, Este Haim, and Mariska Hargitay at an NBA Finals game.
She wore a custom “Stevie Knicks” shirt — and seemingly gave pal Mariska Hargitay one as well. NBAE via Getty Images

The “Marty Supreme” actor, 30, had a rowdy reaction to the Spurs defeat, ripping his shirt and taking a microphone from a reporter while Jenner, 28, filmed.

Wednesday’s win marked the greatest comeback in NBA Finals history, with the Knicks now leading the series 3-1.

Game 5 takes place Saturday at 8:30 p.m. ET.

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