Reese Witherspoon Roots for Nashville Soccer Club with Husband Jim Toth and Sons: 'Let's Go'

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Reese Witherspoon is a sports fanatic!

The actress, 46, attended a Nashville Soccer Club game over the weekend, when she was joined by husband Jim Toth, the pair's 9-year-old son Tennesse and 18-year-old Deacon Phillippe, Witherspoon's son with ex Ryan Phillippe (Witherspoon and the 47-year-old actor are also parents to daughter Ava, 22).

In a post shared on Instagram, the foursome can be seen posing in matching bright yellow jerseys as they each rooted for the team.

"Let's go," the Oscar award-winning actress captioned the sweet family snapshot, adding the Instagram handle for the Nashville Soccer Club, alongside a single soccer ball emoji.

Witherspoon also shared a few posts on her Instagram Story as well, including a shot of herself and Tennesse smiling beside each other. Another video showed a Nashville SC player scoring a goal.

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Late last month, Witherspoon and Toth, 51, joined the team's ownership group as minority investors, according to The Athletic.

They were joined by NFL running back Derrick Henry, and the outlet said that the "terms of their investments were not disclosed."

"As a Tennessee native, it is thrilling to see how much growth and development has come to our home state. One of the things that my whole family is most excited about is Nashville Soccer Club! The opportunity to go as a family and watch a world-class team compete has been such an incredible experience," Witherspoon said in a statement.

"The team, the management and the players have worked so hard to build this amazing organization and community. So, I'm thrilled to announce that my husband, Jim Toth, and I have made an investment in the club and are now a part of the ownership group moving forward," she added. "On behalf of Jim and our children, we are thrilled to be a part of the NSC family!"

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Henry, 28, meanwhile became the fourth NFL player in history to serve as an owner of a Major League Soccer team. He joins a list of other athletes, including Patrick Mahomes, Russell Wilson and Mark Ingram.