Selena Gomez is the latest celebrity to voice her admiration for Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl LX halftime show, joining a growing list of Hollywood personalities praising the Puerto Rican superstar.
Gomez’s Heartwarming Reaction
The Only Murders in the Building star shared a touching moment on Instagram Stories with her goddaughter, Aubriella Marie Cosme, as they watched Bad Bunny’s performance at home. In the post, the toddler proudly held a Puerto Rican flag while viewing the show.
Gomez captioned the photo:
“My god daughter proud as can be 😢. What a beautiful half time show! ❤️🌎”
For context, Selena became Aubriella’s godmother in 2020, who is the daughter of Gomez’s cousin, Priscilla Cosme. The post highlights both Gomez’s admiration for Bad Bunny and the pride she felt in sharing the moment with her goddaughter.
Celebrity Reactions and Controversy
Bad Bunny’s halftime performance sparked a wide range of reactions from celebrities and public figures. While Gomez, Kacey Musgraves, Meghan McCain, Adam Sandler, Kerry Washington, Jon Hamm, and Zach Bryan praised the show, critics like Donald Trump, Jake Paul, Megyn Kelly, Kevin Sorbo, Brett Favre, and Jill Zarin voiced disapproval.
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The performance was noted for being conducted almost entirely in Spanish, celebrating Puerto Rican culture, which led to a divide among viewers and celebrities. Despite the criticism, Gomez and other supporters celebrated the cultural significance and the artist’s vibrant presentation.
The Impact of the Show
Bad Bunny’s halftime show became one of the most-watched moments of Super Bowl LX, with many fans and celebrities applauding its energy, creativity, and representation of Puerto Rican heritage. Gomez’s post adds a personal and emotional dimension to the praise, showing the next generation engaging with cultural pride and music appreciation.
Her supportive message underscores how the performance resonated beyond just the sports and music world, sparking conversations about culture, identity, and representation on one of the biggest stages globally.
