Jay-Z was deep in girl dad mode … goofing around with Blue Ivy and Rumi on the sidelines ahead of the big Super Bowl showdown!

Check out these wholesome snaps … Mama Beyoncé was MIA at New Orleans’ Caesars Superdome on Sunday, but 13-year-old Blue Ivy and 7-year-old Rumi were all smiles, striking poses with dad.

Jay-Z was on full-on photographer duty for his girl … snapping pics of Blue as she leaped into the air looking like the spitting image of her superstar mom.

Beyoncé and Jay’s little son Sir was a no-show too — so looks like he was having some extra bonding time with mama.

President Donald Trump has arrived at Super Bowl LIX.

The President arrived at Caesars Superdome an hour before the 3:30 PM PT kick-off for the big game in The Big Easy.

Trump is wearing a suit and a red tie (makes you wonder if he’s rooting for the KC Chiefs) and he’s got a massive Secret Service presence with him.

Noticeably missing, his wife, First Lady Melania Trump.

Before heading to NOLA, the President was in Palm Beach, FL where he was spotted enjoying a round of golf with Tiger Woods and Tiger’s son, Charlie.

This is Trump’s first Super Bowl of his second term in office. It’s well-known that Trump is a big sports fan so him attending the big game makes total sense.

Jason Kelce broke down in tears on Sunday while talking about two of the victims of the New Orleans terrorist attack … and the scene was emotional.

The NFL legend was helping preview the Eagles vs. Chiefs Super Bowl matchup on ESPN just a couple hours before kickoff in the Superdome … when the network aired a piece about a Birds fan who survived the horrifying New Year’s Day incident on Bourbon St.

Ryan Quigley was walking with his friend, Tiger Bech, when a man barreled through a crowd of people in his pickup truck … killing Bech and causing life-altering injuries to Quigley.

Ryan had vowed to never return to the city after the tragedy … but when the Eagles offered him tickets to the Big Game in the Big Easy, he said he’d go, in part due to a promise he made to Bech — his Eagles-loving buddy.

ESPN’s feature showed Quigley, who’s still using crutches to maneuver around, hopping on a plane to get ready to watch his beloved team … and when cameras cut back to Kelce, it was clear the story impacted him.

The 37-year-old former Eagles center was crying … and he needed a moment to collect himself before he began to speak. He ultimately ended up praising Quigley and the others who have so bravely recovered from the horrifying morning in N.O.

“I had the fortune of meeting Ryan,” Jason said through tears. “And the spirit, right there — you wouldn’t even know something happened if he wasn’t in a wheelchair before the Rams game. On one end, something terrible can happen, and on the other, something so beautiful can happen. And just happy that he’s going to be here on the behalf of Eagles fans everywhere. Hell yeah, Ryan.”