Hollywood Icon Jackie Chan Steals The Show At Milan'S Epic 2026 Winter Games

The Star Power at the 2026 Winter Olympics

The 2026 Winter Olympics in Milan are buzzing with A-listers flocking to Italy to witness world-class athletes battle it out for glory. From rappers turned coaches to Olympic legends and fashion moguls, this event is a global hotspot where entertainment meets elite sports.

Celebrities like Snoop Dogg, who's hyping up Team USA, gymnastics queen Simone Biles, style guru Vera Wang, and even YouTube star Jake Paul – who's celebrating his fiancée's speed skating win – are all soaking in the excitement. It's that perfect mix of Hollywood glamour and international competition that's got everyone worldwide talking about Milan's winter wonderland.

Jackie Chan's Crowd-Pleasing Moment

Amid the action, Jackie Chan made a surprise appearance that's got fans everywhere buzzing, spotted in the stands during the figure skating gala. The martial arts legend was all smiles, holding onto a couple of panda plush toys while cheering on the performers, adding his signature flair to the event.

He seemed to be rooting for skater Mikhail Shaidorov after his 'Kung Fu Panda' inspired routine – a nod to Chan's own film role. It's moments like these that make the Olympics feel like a global party, with stars from Hollywood to Hong Kong injecting pure energy into the games.

“I'm thrilled to be here supporting the athletes and sharing in this incredible global spirit – it's all about unity and a bit of fun with those panda pals!”

Who is Jackie Chan?

His Rise to Fame

Jackie Chan is a worldwide phenomenon, blending martial arts mastery with comedy in his roles as an actor, director, and stunt performer who's famous for doing his own daring stunts. He's starred in over 100 films, kicking off his Hollywood breakthrough with "Rumble in the Bronx" and solidifying his status with the hilarious "Rush Hour" series alongside Chris Tucker.

More Than Just Movies

Born Chan Kong-sang on April 7, 1954, he's now 71 and hails from Hong Kong, where his career took root. Beyond the screen, he had a hit animated show, "Jackie Chan Adventures," running from 2000 to 2005 on networks like Cartoon Network, keeping fans hooked across continents.