Bad Bunny might bring singer Cardi B during the Super Bowl halftime show. The Grammy winner will be headlining the 2026 Super Bowl halftime show, which will take place on February 8 at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, California. While Bunny hasn’t officially announced who else will join him on stage, she is currently the betting favorite to make a surprise cameo with him.
Bad Bunny might bring Cardi B for Super Bowl Haltime
Puerto Rican superstar Bad Bunny might bring Cardi B for the Super Bowl Halftime. BetOnline, an online sports betting app, has listed the “Rodeo” hitmaker as the odds-on favorite to make a guest appearance. TMZ revealed, “She’s listed at -200 odds (risk $200 to win $100) to make a special guest appearance, according to BetOnline. Other favorites include Rauw Alejandro (+125, risk $100 to win $125), Karol G (+125), and Marc Anthony (+200) … while Travis Scott (+400), Jennifer Lopez (+500), and Rosalia (+600) are seen as longshots.”
Interestingly, Bunny collaborated with the singer of “Please Me” on the song “I Like It” back in May 2018. Fans are hopeful the duo will perform together at the upcoming Super Bowl. Even if Cardi does not appear on stage alongside Bunny, fans need not worry. The “Drip” crooner will most likely make an appearance at the Super Bowl to cheer for her partner, New England Patriots’ star Stefon Diggs.
The “Monaco” singer previously performed at the 2020 Super Bowl alongside headliners Jennifer Lopez and Shakira. However, this is the first time the Grammy winner will headline the mega event by himself. The 31-year-old singer confessed in a recent press interaction that he’s trying to stay calm ahead of his Super Bowl performance.
Bunny said, “Last night, I couldn’t sleep.” Furthermore, he added that he had often woken up “thinking about the Super Bowl at 4 a.m.” Not only that, the Grammy winner was asked about the special musical guest who would join him on stage. The 31-year-old answered with his trademark sense of humor, “You know that’s something I’m not going to tell you. I don’t know why you asked that” (via BBC).
