With Bad Bunny headlining the 2026 Super Bowl LX halftime show at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara this Sunday, pop culture and sports fans alike were asking a fun (and juicy) question: Would Kendall Jenner show up to support her ex-boyfriend’s big night, and the rest of the Kardashian-Jenner clan with her?

Fans were eagerly watching to see whether the famous family would be part of one of the most watched moments in entertainment.

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Bad Bunny’s halftime show is shaping up to be historic. He’s the first solo Latino artist singing primarily in Spanish to headline the event. The NFL and Apple Music have billed his performance as culturally significant, with Bad Bunny promising a “huge party” and a celebration of Puerto Rican roots.

While Bad Bunny has strategically stayed tight-lipped about specific guest performers during the halftime show itself, speculation surrounds stars like Cardi B, alongside other reggaetón and Latin music icons. Nothing official has tied the Kardashians to the performance.

Kendall Jenner’s Super Bowl Presence

Internet fandom was already going wild on social media even before the game. Kendall Jenner and Bad Bunny dated in 2023-2024, a relationship which drew intense media attention.

And even before the game, she was already part of Super Bowl media conversations, just in a different way as she recently starred in a Fanatics Sportsbook Super Bowl commercial that plays on the internet meme of the “Kardashian curse,” poking fun at the idea that professional athletes who date Kardashian-Jenners have bad luck. The ad humorously reframes that myth and is making the rounds during Super Bowl week.

Her teammates in the Kardashian-Jenner universe, from Kim to Kylie to Khloé, were among those publicly hyping the ad, showing family support on social media.

Fans have joked that Bad Bunny’s recent Grammy success undercuts the old “Kardashian curse”. Reddit threads speculate about whether a reconciliation play or public appearance might happen, but those are just fan theories without evidence.

Are the Kardashians actually going to the Super Bowl?

As it turns out, Jenner did decide to make an appearance at Super Bowl LX after all.

It’s not Jenner’s first Super Bowl rodeo. The whole Kardashian-Jenner family has attended previous Super Bowls together, like watching Usher’s halftime show in 2024.

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