Who Was At The US Open Men's Finals?
We have a winner! Last night was the 2022 US Open men’s champion is Carlos Alcaraz and celebs including Diplo, Julianne Hough, Tinx, and models Taylor Hill and Adut Akech experienced the final round of the tournament from the Grey Goose Suite. Guests celebrated the win and this year’s tournament with some specialty cocktails - including the Honey Deuce.
In the suite Rumored exes Diplo and Tinx were friendly with each other, chatting and taking selfies together in their seats. While in the Grey Goose suite guests also connected with celebs in other sections! Diplo chatted with Euphoria star Angus Cloud and Andy Cohen while Julianne gave Anne Hathaway a hug from the suite next door. And Julianne Hough brought along her POTUS costar Julie White to the suite to have some hang time outside of the Broadway show.
See more photo’s below courtesy of David Dow for Grey Goose vodka.
Diplo and Tinx in the Grey Goose Suite at the US Open on September 11, 2022.
Julianne Hough in the Grey Goose Suite at the US Open on September 11, 2022.
A view of the suite.
Diplo
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