Madonna, Stevie Wonder and Diana Ross will all be at the Met Gala, Page Six hears.
Icon Ross will be at the swanky benefit along with daughter, “Black-ish” star Tracee Ellis Ross and her son Evan, we hear.
Another source tells us Lauryn Hill will also be in attendance, after receiving an invite from gala co-chair Pharrell Williams.
Lorde, who just dropped the new song “What Was That,” Bebe Rexha, and singer Shaboozey, known for the hit “A Bar Song (Tipsy)” will also be there, according to a source.
Movie stars Angela Bassett and Demi Moore are also heading to Anna Wintour’s big night.
Sources tell Page Six we will also see comic Chris Rock and late night host Jimmy Fallon in their finest.
Singer Nick Jonas and Adrienne Warren, who are starring in Broadway’s “The Last Five Years,” will be walking the carpet, too.
Walter Goggins, who has been garnering attention for the latest season of HBO hit “White Lotus,” will also be climbing the famous steps of the Met, as well as “Succession” star Sarah Snook, who is starring in “Dorian Gray” on Broadway.
We hear “Severance” star Adam Scott will also be there, as well as “Stranger Things” Caleb McLaughlin.
And “Saturday Night Live” star Ego Nwodim will be on hand interviewing guests for Vogue, says a source.
The theme for this year’s gala is “Superfine: Tailoring Black Style,” with the dress code, “Tailored for You.” It benefits the Met’s Costume Institute, as ever.
Invites for the event are hard to come by. Guests are brought by designers or brands, and have to be approved by Vogue’s Wintour.
A source previously told Page Six that other stars heading to this year’s glam event include singers Doechii, Shakira, Lizzo, Mary J. Blige, and models Amelia Gray and Ashley Graham.
According to an insider, this year’s invite list is heavy on athletes, and we hear that college basketball star Paige Bueckers will attend, as well as Olympic fencer Miles Chamley-Watson.
Colman Domingo, Lewis Hamilton, A$AP Rocky and Williams will co-chair.
Basketball legend LeBron James is serving as an honorary chair.
Those not making this year’s red carpet are Blake Lively and Gisele Bundchen.
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