Emily Blunt and John Krasinski attended the US Open men's final on Sunday with their two daughters, Hazel, 11, and Violet, 9, marking a rare public appearance for the family. The children sat between their parents in the stands at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center in Queens, ate pizza during the match and waved to fans after appearing on the stadium jumbotron as Carlos Alcaraz emerged victorious over Jannik Sinner.
Hazel wore jeans, a white T-shirt emblazoned with a pink number 80 and a baseball cap, while Violet was seen in a pink dress with a blue cardigan and sunglasses perched atop her head. Blunt, 42, wore a button-up white dress and Krasinski, 45, opted for a black polo shirt and gray pants. The group’s presence drew attention in a crowd that included other celebrities; among those spotted at the event were Krasinski’s former "The Office" co-stars Mindy Kaling and B.J. Novak, who also made appearances on the jumbotron.
Blunt and Krasinski, who married in 2010, have kept their children largely out of the public eye since starting their family. The couple has, however, made a habit of bringing Hazel and Violet to tennis matches; the family’s attendance at the US Open drew headlines in both 2023 and 2024 as well. On Sunday, the girls’ brief, cheerful appearances — smiling, waving and watching play with pizza in hand — underscored the couple’s preference for low-key family outings rather than frequent publicity.
Blunt has publicly discussed her decision to shield Hazel and Violet from heightened exposure. In a 2021 interview with the Sunday Times, she said she did not want her children to "feel any more important or special or that there’s a glare on them any more than other kids," and expressed a desire for them to "remain oblivious for the longest time." The family’s brief appearance at the tournament reflected that approach: visible to fans and cameras for moments but otherwise unobtrusive.
The US Open men’s final concluded with Alcaraz defeating Sinner, drawing attention from both sports fans and spectators in the stands. The outing continued a pattern for the couple of attending high-profile sporting events together with their children while maintaining relative privacy around family life.
Sunday’s appearance was short and centered on family time rather than publicity. Blunt and Krasinski have balanced visibility as public figures with efforts to protect their children’s privacy, and their weekend outing at the US Open served as another example of that approach.