Bad Bunny Super Bowl halftime show guest rumors: Who else might join Super Bowl 60 performer on stage?

Super Bowl 60 will be a spectacle, and that includes the halftime show. Bad Bunny, the international popstar, will become the first latino artist to be the primary feature when he takes the stage and is ready to wow fans across the United States.

It's fair to say that Bad Bunny won't be the only celebrity that makes an appearance at halftime of the big game. Last season, we saw SZA and Serena Williams join Kendrick Lamar's halftime performance down in New Orleans. Now, the stage has shifted to San Francisco, yet the anticipation remains at a fever pitch.

So, what celebrities will make an appearance with Bad Bunny?

Here's all the rumors so far.

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Bad Bunny Super Bowl halftime show guest rumors

No guests have been confirmed, but that hasn't stopped fans from speculating. A few of the names that have constantly been brought up include Cardi B — who has been an avid supporter of Stefon Diggs' Patriots — J Balvin, and Jennifer Lopez.

Recently, J Balvin said that he will not be performing as a guest. But, there can always be a surprise.

J Balvin confirms he will not perform in the Super Bowl halftime show with Bad Bunny as a guest, but he wishes him all the best. pic.twitter.com/Wj0lgx32tN

While Daddy Yankee remains a popular name in the betting pools (+130), he recently threw cold water on the rumors. In late 2025, the Reggaetón legend stated he is on a "different mission" focused on his faith and purpose, though he spoke warmly of Benito, calling him a "true ally." 

One more constant feature is Jennifer Lopez. During her co-headlining set with Shakira in Miami, a then-rising Bad Bunny was her special guest for a medley that included "Te Boté" and "I Like It." Lopez has frequently defended the choice of Bad Bunny as this year's headliner, stating on the "Today Show" that his music "transcends language" and that she is "super excited" to see him take the lead.

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Bad Bunny Super Bowl halftime show guest odds

There's bets for everything come the Super Bowl, including who will join Bad Bunny on stage. Here are the odds, provided by OddsShark.

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