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Hailee Steinfeld is getting comfortable in her new home base in Buffalo, where she recently showed support for her husband, Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen.

The 29-year-old actress shared a rare glimpse from the Bills' new Highmark Stadium on Thursday, Aug. 27, while attending the team's preseason game against the Pittsburgh Steelers.

Although Allen, 30, did not take the field during Thursday's game, Steinfeld was there to cheer on the Bills. She shared a photo from her suite on Instagram Stories, giving followers a rare look at her evening at the new stadium.

"New to Highmark Stadium... @angelmargarita," Steinfeld wrote alongside the photo, showing off a drink from Angel Margarita, her own line of canned cocktails.

While Steinfeld is regularly spotted at Bills games during the NFL season, she tends to keep a low profile and rarely shares glimpses of her life in Buffalo. Her latest post offered fans a small look at how she is settling into the city and supporting Allen as he prepares for another NFL season.

The couple also recently entered a new chapter as parents. Steinfeld and Allen welcomed their first child together, a daughter named Harper, in April.

Allen has previously spoken openly about how becoming a father has changed his perspective heading into the 2026 NFL season. In July, the quarterback told PEOPLE that he loves being a dad and explained that his motivation has taken on a different meaning since Harper's birth.

"I've said this in a few different interviews in Buffalo, of why my 'why' has changed and why I'm doing this, and it's not a personal 'why' anymore," Allen said.

He explained that his goal is now about setting an example for his daughter and showing her the importance of working hard to achieve something meaningful.

"It's to show this little daughter that me and my wife are trying to raise how hard you need to work to accomplish something so great," he said.

Allen also expressed excitement about playing at the Bills' new stadium and creating new memories there. With a new head coach and a fresh start, he described the changes surrounding the team as something he believes was necessary.

For Steinfeld, Thursday's appearance was another quiet show of support for her husband, while also marking one of her first public glimpses enjoying the Bills' new home.

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