The real reason Scooter Braun ditched Knicks celebrity row seats — and Sydney Sweeney’s role in it

Scooter Braun revealed that he ditched sitting in the celebrity row at the New York Knicks game to be with his family.

“[Sydney Sweeney] surprised me with tickets in the same section with my pops and my brother so I could share it with them,” the music mogul, who sat several rows behind his arch nemesis Taylor Swift, commented on The Post’s Instagram Thursday.

“Let’s keep things positive and get One more!” Braun, 44, added, referring to the Knicks only being one win away from an NBA championship.

“Greatest game of all time. Can’t stop smiling.”

Braun then shared more videos from the historic night, saying that he didn’t want to “hear any negativity” as he takes in this moment.

“Still buzzing and haven’t slept all night as that was one of the greatest nights of my life. That is what sports and basketball are all about. It brings people together,” he captioned the post, which featured videos of him celebrating with his dad, Ervin Braun, and his brother, Adam Braun.

“I don’t want to hear any negativity. To be able to share it with my dad and my brother is something I’ll never forget,” he added of the “lifetime Knicks fans.”

Scooter concluded his message by thanking Sweeney for surprising him and his family with tickets so they could all sit together.

“The Garden was rocking! One more!! San Antonio here we f–king come,” he wrote.

On Wednesday night, Braun and the “Immaculate” star, 28, were seen in Madison Square Garden watching the Knicks make a record comeback from 29 points down to defeat the San Antonio Spurs in Game 4 of the NBA Finals.

The duo — who showed their team pride by wearing Knicks gear — packed on the PDA as they enjoyed their date night alongside Scooter’s family.

Scooter planted a kiss on Sweeney’s cheek as they celebrated the win.

The couple started dating in 2025.