The 20-time Challenge Cup winners have a loyal fan base, with supporters following the team both home and away.
According to Wikipedia and other sources, a number of big names in both sport and television have been Wigan fans throughout the year.
The extent to which these celebrities support the club is another thing entirely, with some certainly more involved than others.
Here are some of the Warriors’ famous fans:
. Wigan Warriors have some famous fans
Did you know these famous people supported the Warriors? Photo: Ed Sykes/SWpix.com
. Millie Bobby Brown
Millie Bobby Brown was pictured wearing a Warriors top back in 2020, while in a relationship with Jason Robinson's son, Joseph. The couple split later that year, and it is unknown whether she continued to follow Wigan. Photo: Theo Wargo
. Kenny Stills
American football wide receiver Kenny Stills attended a game between Wigan Warriors and Warrington Wolves at the DW Stadium back in 2020. According to Wikipedia he is a fan, but once again it's unknown if he still keeps his eye on Super League. Photo: Elsa
. Rio Ferdinand
Ex-Manchester United and England star Rio Ferdinand has been known to actively take an interest in the Warriors, and back in 2012 he even joined the team in the changing rooms after a game against Leeds Rhinos. Photo: Charlotte Tattersall
. Steven Gerrard
Liverpool legend Steven Gerrard is down on Wikipedia as a Wigan Warriors fan. The former midfielder has visited the club on a number of occasions, meeting with both Shaun Wane and Adrian Lam, but the extent of his support is unknown. Photo: Laurence Griffiths
. Michel Roux Jr
Celebrity chef Michel Roux Jr is reported to be a Wigan Warriors fan. Photo: Oli Scarff
. Robbie Fowler
Wikipedia claims former Liverpool striker Robbie Fowler is a Wigan fan, with a BBC article from 2003 also reporting this, as well as adding Steve McManaman to the list of supporters. Photo: Gary M. Prior
. Owen Farrell
England rugby union captain Owen Farrell is said to support the club his dad Andy played for. Photo: David Rogers
1. Wigan Warriors have some famous fans
Did you know these famous people supported the Warriors? Photo: Ed Sykes/SWpix.com
2. Millie Bobby Brown
Millie Bobby Brown was pictured wearing a Warriors top back in 2020, while in a relationship with Jason Robinson's son, Joseph. The couple split later that year, and it is unknown whether she continued to follow Wigan. Photo: Theo Wargo
3. Kenny Stills
American football wide receiver Kenny Stills attended a game between Wigan Warriors and Warrington Wolves at the DW Stadium back in 2020. According to Wikipedia he is a fan, but once again it's unknown if he still keeps his eye on Super League. Photo: Elsa
4. Rio Ferdinand
Ex-Manchester United and England star Rio Ferdinand has been known to actively take an interest in the Warriors, and back in 2012 he even joined the team in the changing rooms after a game against Leeds Rhinos. Photo: Charlotte Tattersall