And as always, a lot of hype will surround the halftime show during this amazing NFL event. The national anthem will be performed by eight-time Grammy Award winner Chris Stapleton, while Emmy Award-winning actress and Broadway star Sheryl Lee Ralph will perform Lift Every Voice and Sing.
Another famous artist and Grammy Award winner, Babyface, will be kicking off America the Beautiful. But the highlight of 23-time Grand Slam winner Williams’ career will undoubtedly be Rihanna’s title. And she’s hoping to hear one song in particular, Lift Me Up, which the 34-year-old performed in the blockbuster Black Panther: Wakanda Forever.
Williams is no stranger to public displays of emotion, whether it be tears of concern or joy. Her emotions on the court got the better of her when she was seeing off fans at Flushing Meadows, but this time she envisions getting better for entirely different reasons.
JUST IN: Why the Philadelphia Eagles vs. Kansas City Chiefs could be ‘the closest Super Bowl in a decade’
