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Drew Brees is joined by his wife Brittany while walking the red carpet at the 2018 Academy of Country Music Awards on Sunday (April 15) at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas.

Another sports star who attended the event was Olympic skier Lindsey Vonn, who showed off her sneakers under her yellow gown.

Both Drew and Lindsey appeared on stage during the show to present awards.

Lindsey checked out Jennifer Lopez‘s Vegas show the night before while in town. She wrote on Instagram, “So amazing to meet @jlo for my BFF’s B-day! Love you tons @vbcella! Incredible show! #allihave.”

Lindsey Vonn looked stunning while hitting the carpet at the 2018 Academy Awards!

The 33-year-old Olympian stepped out at the event on Sunday (March 4) at the Dolby Theatre in Hollywood.

PHOTOS: Check out the latest pics of Lindsey Vonn

Lindsey just returned back from the PyeongChang Winter Olympics, where she took home a bronze medal in women’s downhill skiing event.

Make sure to watch the Oscars, hosted by Jimmy Kimmel, at 8pm EST/5pm PST on ABC. We’ll be live blogging the red carpet and show as well, so stay tuned!

FYI: Lindsey is wearing a Christian Siriano dress, Bulgari jewelry, Giuseppe Zanotti shows, a Rolex watch and carrying a Prada clutch.

Lindsey Vonn poses for a photo with shirtless Tonga flag bearer Pita Taufatofua at the 2018 Olympics Closing Ceremony in PyeongChang, South Korea on Sunday (February 25)!

During a series of speeches, the 33-year-old skier posed for pics with Olympians and the president of the International Olympic Committee, Thomas Bach.

During the Olympics, Lindsey won the bronze medal in the downhill alpine event. Congrats again to all of the Olympians.

The full Closing Ceremony airs later tonight on NBC. Be sure to tune in to catch all the action!

Lindsey Vonn proudly displays the American flag after winning the bronze medal in the Ladies’ Downhill race during the 2018 Winter Olympics on Wednesday (February 21) in PyeongChang-Gun, South Korea.

The 33-year-old skier became the oldest female alpine Olympic medalist!

Italy’s Sofia Goggia came in first place and Norway’s Ragnhild Mowinckel took home the silver medal.

“I wish I could keep going. I wish this wasn’t my last Olympics, but it is,” Lindsey said (via ESPN), “so I’m trying to accept that and deal with the emotions of that and enjoy the ride.”

Lindsey Vonn is currently getting ready to take the ski slopes in what she said is “likely” her final downhill ski competition at the 2018 Olympics.

A few weeks ago, Lindsey tweeted, “I’m single because I only have eyes for the Olympics❤️ #whyimsingle #onetrackmind …also, where’s my pep talk coach?” in response to Jimmy Fallon asking fans to “Tweet out a funny or embarrassing reason why you’re single and tag it with #WhyImSingle.”

Back in November, Lindsey split with her boyfriend of one year, Kenan Smith.

She’s also been linked to actor Alexander Ludwig and split from her longtime boyfriend Tiger Woods in 2015.

Lindsey Vonn is “likely” competing in her last Olympics event, and she wrote a note promising fans that she is going to give it everything she has.

“Tomorrow I will push out of the starting gate in what will most likely be my last Olympic Downhill race. I’m trying to enjoy the moment as much as I can and I am thankful to share this race with such amazing teammates. I know everyone expects a lot from me, and I expect even [m]ore of myself….however there’s only one thing I can guarantee; I will give everything I have tomorrow. Count on it,” Lindsey posted on Twitter.

You can catch Lindsey‘s race on NBC primetime this evening (February 20).

Lindsey Vonn competed in the women’s Super-G at the 2018 Pyeongchang Winter Olympics over the weekend and ended up coming in sixth place due to a tiny mistake she made going down hill.

After losing, Lindsey wrote, “Frustrating to be so close to the podium and to have made such a big mistake…but that’s ski racing. I’m proud of the way I skied and how I attacked the course. I gave it my all and came up short. That’s life. Now it’s on to the Downhill!”

Soon after, her mentions were flooded with people who were angry about her past quote about the President.

“[I] hope to represent the people of the United States, not the president,” Lindsey said back in December on CNN. “I take the Olympics very seriously and what they mean and what they represent, what walking under our flag means in the opening ceremony. And I want to represent our country well and I don’t think there are a lot of people currently in our government that do that.”

Later, Lindsey acknowledged the trolls after ESPN analyst and Olympic gold medal soccer player Julie Foudy tweeted a message of support.

“Not everyone has to like me but my family loves me and I sleep well at night. I work hard and try to be the best person I can be. If they don’t like me 🤷🏼‍♀️ their loss I guess… Thank you for the support,” Lindsey posted.

Lindsey will be competing in the women’s downhill on Tuesday.