Katy Perry, Jennifer Lopez Show Support for Bad Bunny’s Halftime Show

Although Bad Bunny hasn’t performed at the Super Bowl Halftime Show yet, Katy Perry and Jennifer Lopez are already expressing their approval.

With preparations underway for the Super Bowl 2026 – a matchup between the New England Patriots and Seattle Seahawks – Katy Perry and Jennifer Lopez have publicly expressed their excitement and support for the upcoming Apple Music Halftime Show performance by the artist known for his hit song, “Monaco.”

Katy Perry posted on X (formerly Twitter) on February 8th, encouraging Bad Bunny before his performance at Levi’s Stadium, writing, “You got this @sanbenito. Show the world what the true American dream is all about.”

Jennifer Lopez, who shared the stage with Shakira during the 2020 Super Bowl halftime show, also posted a heartfelt message in Spanish to Bad Bunny (whose full name is Benito Antonio Martínez Ocasio).

Jennifer shared a message of support for Bad Bunny on X, sending him love and wishing him the best for his performance. She expressed her pride in their shared Boricua heritage and reminded him that she’s there for him just as he was for her, adding a hopeful ‘You got this, Benito!’

Because Jennifer and Katy understand how much pressure and influence the Super Bowl halftime show carries, their comments feel particularly important.

Katy Perry’s 2015 Super Bowl show featured memorable moments like dancing sharks and a mechanical horse, but what she’ll always remember most is performing in front of a global audience.

Before her performance, Katy described the experience as deeply spiritual. She expressed a simple wish: that over 100 million people would be smiling together at the end of the day.

Honestly, Jennifer said performing with Shakira – someone as incredible as the ‘Hips Don’t Lie’ singer – definitely added a lot of extra pressure. It wasn’t just a regular performance for her, it was sharing the stage with a legend, and she felt that!

In her 2022 Netflix documentary, Halftime, Jennifer Lopez confessed that having two performers at the Super Bowl halftime show was a terrible idea. She repeated, “It was the worst idea in the world.”

Even though Katy Perry and Jennifer Lopez are cheering for Bad Bunny from home, here’s a look at all the celebrities attending Super Bowl 2026…

Jay-Z took his daughters, ages 14 and 8, to the Super Bowl in Santa Clara, California, which will be held in 2026. Beyoncé was also there with them.

The rapper took photos before the Seahawks and Patriots played their big game.

The Titanic star made a lowkey entrance into Levi’s Stadium.

The couple had a winning date night at the 2026 Super Bowl with matching ‘fits.

The actor—who split with Katy Perry last year—kept it casual in all-black for the California event.

The former Dancing With the Stars contestant, who was recently linked to Tom Brady, wore a leather crop top and jeans to the game.

The longtime Patriots fan attended the game to introduce his fav NFL team before kickoff.

The Marvel actor was there to officially welcome the Seattle Seahawks and made it a special day by bringing his son along.

Travis Kelce, the Kansas City Chiefs tight end and fiancé of Taylor Swift, didn’t reach the championship game this year, but he was there to cheer on his team from the sidelines.