Usually ring ceremonies produce dull and repetitive photos, but the New England Patriots bash on Sunday night appeared to be far from boring. Team owner Robert Kraft welcomed the Super Bowl XLX-winning squad to his house for a private party that included the glitzy rings, booze and music.
Although it’s safe to assume that Gronk and others also enjoyed themselves, we’re willing to bet that Kraft had the best time, as he jumped onto stage with Wiz Khalifa to produce one of the better, more unnatural photos of the night:
RKK jumps on stage to join @wizkhalifa. #OnToTheRings pic.twitter.com/XH4cLLE3cB
— New England Patriots (@Patriots) June 15, 2015
Here’s other photos from the night:
And finally, it's ring time… pic.twitter.com/aeXLOW6TBT
— New England Patriots (@Patriots) June 15, 2015
Big Vince & Coach Belichick showing of the bling. #OnToTheRings pic.twitter.com/bZhL1gpinM
— New England Patriots (@Patriots) June 15, 2015
Make it 4. #OnToTheRings pic.twitter.com/nbKsSUBvdD
— New England Patriots (@Patriots) June 15, 2015
Just a couple of guys & their trophies…#OnToTheRings pic.twitter.com/nodoqNNQue
— New England Patriots (@Patriots) June 15, 2015

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