3 septembre 2026

Karoline Leavitt trolled after people spot clue she’s a ‘secret’ Bad Bunny fan despite president’s remarks on halftime Super Bowl performance

This wasn’t the first time Trump spoke out against Bad Bunny. Earlier he claimed that he’d ‘never heard’ of the ‘DtMF’ singer.And at the Grammys this year, the 31-year-old star spoke out against ICE by starting his acceptance speech by declaring “ICE Out. »

He continued: « We’re not savage, we’re not animals, we’re not aliens — we are humans, and we are Americans.”

And this is why people are shocked by the revelation that Leavitt was caught using a bad Bunny song in her own Instagram reel, prompting people to question if she’s secretly a fan. That’d be awkward, right?!

On New Year’s Eve she posted an Instagram compilation of her top moments from 2025. That’s pretty standard, but the song she used as the soundtrack? ‘DtMF’.

“Bad Bunny playing for the recap is the funniest s— I’ve seen so far this year. And we’re only 19 days in she lowkey loves him like the rest of us,” one person quipped.

Another commenter said: “Bad Bunny? How ironic.”

While someone else commented after the Super Bowl said: “You can’t talk s— about Bad Bunny, then use his song at the beginning of this bulls—.”

When Leavitt was asked about Bad Bunny’s comments at the Grammys in a press conference following the event, she said she found it ‘very ironic and frankly sad to see celebrities who live in gated communities, with private security with millions of dollars to spend protecting themselves, trying to demonize law enforcement, public servants who work for the United States government to enforce our nation’s laws.’
As Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl halftime performance came to a close, the Grammy award-winning singer shared a subtle message to fans with a message emblazoned on the football he was holding.

The Puerto Rican native made history on Sunday evening (February 8), as the first performer to sing entirely in his mother tongue Spanish for the full set – a move which divided audiences, especially as no subtitles were provided to translate what he was singing.

Yet while the language divide may have been present, there was no denying the majesty of his performance, which took viewers on a journey through a dazzling and colourful celebration of Latin American culture.

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