Nikola Jokic’s adorable daughter Ognjena steals the show at Avalanche game as she applauds while the Nuggets star receives ‘MVP’ chants from the Colorado crowd

Nikola Jokic’s two-year-old daughter, Ognjena, stole the spotlight at the Colorado Avalanche game on Tuesday.

The Denver Nuggets’ standout player attended the game at Ball Arena to show his support for his NHL counterparts as they faced off against the Vancouver Canucks. During the second period, Jokic was featured on the jumbotron, capturing the attention of the audience as he immersed himself in the action.Nikola Jokic's daughter Ognjena stole the show at the Colorado Avalanche game on Tuesday

Ognjena, too, seemed to revel in the atmosphere, as she was spotted smiling and applauding along with the crowd. Another clip captured her standing on Nikola’s lap, actively participating in the cheers.

Sporting an Avalanche hat, Jokic received ‘MVP’ chants from the Denver crowd, showcasing the mutual admiration between him and the Avalanche fanbase. Like his daughter, the 2023 NBA Finals MVP couldn’t contain his excitement as they were warmly embraced by the Avalanche supporters.Nikola Jokic and his daughter Ognjena TOOK the SHOW in BALL ARENA - Whole  CROWD Chants MVP-MVP-MVP - YouTube

The Serbian center was selected by the Nuggets in the 2015 draft and has remained with the team for his entire NBA career. In 2023, he guided the Nuggets to their inaugural championship victory by defeating the Miami Heat in the NBA Finals.

Beyond his postseason accomplishments, Jokic earned the regular season MVP honors in both 2021 and 2022. Additionally, he boasts six All-Star appearances and five All-NBA selections.@ClutchPoints's video Tweet

In the ongoing season, Jokic is maintaining near triple-double averages with 26.1 points, 12 rebounds, and 8.9 assists per game, showcasing remarkable efficiency with a shooting percentage of 57.7 from the field.

The reigning NBA champions currently hold a 36-19 record, positioning them fourth in the Western Conference standings.

Meanwhile, the Avalanche secured a 3-1 victory over the Canucks, elevating their season record to 35-18-4. They currently hold the second position in the Central Division with 74 points, trailing behind the Dallas Stars.