What celebs were in Bad Bunny’s Casita at the Super Bowl halftime show? Jessica Alba, Pedro Pascal, Karol G and more

Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl halftime show was full of surprises, but one of the most talked-about moments was the Casita, the mini house inspired by his Puerto Rico residency. 

Inside, the party was star-studded, with celebrities, music icons, and friends celebrating alongside the superstar. Fans got a front-row view of some of the biggest names in music and entertainment. 

Lady Gaga and Ricky Martin not only joined the stage but also delivered unforgettable performances that brought energy and Puerto Rican pride to the Super Bowl stage.

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In addition to the performers, the Casita featured several celebrity cameos. Fans and social media spotted stars including Karol G, Cardi B, Jessica Alba, Alix Earle, Pedro Pascal, and Young Miko enjoying the festivities. 

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The incredible performance included the Casita as a lively hub of music, dance, and celebrity energy. Together, this mix of performers, stars, and friends made the Casita feel like the ultimate private party broadcast to millions of fans worldwide. 

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Many of the stars have a long history with Bad Bunny. Lady Gaga has previously shown her support for him, including at the Grammys, while Karol G recently performed with the singer in Medellin, Colombia. Ricky Martin has celebrated Bad Bunny’s success on social media, sharing his pride for the Puerto Rican superstar.

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Other Casita guests also share personal or professional connections with Bad Bunny. Young Miko has been close to the singer, sharing their love for Puerto Rico and music. Pedro Pascal has publicly voiced his support for Bad Bunny, and Cardi B has a long history with the singer, including their hit song collaboration that fans still love today.

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The setup wasn’t just for show. It was also a celebration of community, culture, and the music that brought them all together. By the end of the night, fans were buzzing online, sharing clips of both the onstage performances and the Casita moments, making Bad Bunny’s halftime show one of the most memorable and star-studded in recent Super Bowl history.

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