Gracie Hunt, the high-profile Kansas City Chiefs heiress, has publicly slammed the NFL’s controversial pick for the Super Bowl LX halftime show. Taking to social media with a fiery post, Hunt labeled the selection of global reggaeton superstar Bad Bunny as a “tone-deaf move that disrespects fans and the spirit of football entertainment.”
Fans and critics alike have been divided over the choice, with Hunt’s remarks adding fuel to the fire. “Football is about unity, tradition, and celebrating the sport in a way that honors its legacy,” Hunt wrote. “Choosing an act that doesn’t connect with the core audience feels dismissive of what this moment means to millions of fans.”
While Bad Bunny has a massive following and is known for electrifying performances, Hunt’s statement reflects a growing conversation about the balance between mainstream pop culture and traditional sports entertainment. Industry insiders suggest that the NFL may have anticipated some backlash, but Hunt’s high-profile status has amplified the controversy.
As fans brace for Super Bowl LX, all eyes will be on how the halftime performance lands — and whether the heiress’s criticism sparks broader debate about the future of one of America’s most-watched live events.