Bridget Moynahan and her son Jack Moynahan are keeping up with their US Open tradition. It's been a star-studded tournament, and on Sunday the actress and her 19-year-old son watched the match together at USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center in New York.
© GettyThe mother-son duo looked ready for the action on August 30, for opening day. They had some of the best seats inside the Emirates Suite, with Jack towering over her as they watched the first day of Grand Slam tennis unfold.
© GettyMoynahan kept things chic, wearing a white blazer over a white top with blue jeans, while Jack opted for a crisp white button-down and dark jeans.
© Jean CatuffeIt’s become an annual outing tradition for them. Bridget and Jack also attended the US Open together last year. In August, the Blue Bloods actress shared a selfie from the stands, captioning the sweet mother-son photo, “Traditions at the @usopen,” while thanking Emirates for hosting them for a night of tennis.
A year later, Jack is noticeably all grown up. He's even taller than his famous dad, Tom Brady. But they weren't alone. Moynahan's husband and his stepdad, Andrew Frankel, were with them in the suite. The couple got married in October 2015. Frankel is a co-CEO of his family's financial firm, Stuart Frankel & Co.
© GettyJack has experienced the US Open from both sides of his family. He and Tom attended the US Open back in 2023.
© GettyThe outing comes after a big milestone for Jack. He celebrated his 19th birthday just days before this year's tournament, turning 19 on August 22. Brady marked the milestone with a sweet tribute to his oldest son, writing, “Aug 22, 2007 is a day I’ll never forget, because that’s when you showed up and stole my heart (and my sleep… and my patience… hahahaha).”
© Tom Brady/IG“You’re kind, thoughtful, empathetic, and full of love! And I’m so proud of who you have become. You fill my heart with so much joy, and I’m blessed to be your dad. I can't wait to see what’s next,” he continued.
The 2026 US Open
© GettyThis year's US Open outing is proving to be one of the biggest celebrity gatherings in New York. Opening day brought a long list of famous faces to Flushing Meadows, including Orlando Bloom, Tate McRae, Emma Roberts, Vera Wang, Gayle King, Travis Scott and more.
© XNY/Star MaxOn the court, the opening day delivered plenty of drama of its own. One of the biggest shocks came when Mariano Navone defeated Novak Djokovic in a five-set battle, ending Djokovic's hopes of chasing a record 25th Grand Slam title.
© GettySofia Kenin also defeated Venus Williams in straight sets, while Jessica Pegula and Daniil Medvedev advanced.
