The influencer made a cameo in Bad Bunny's Super Bowl halftime show alongside several other big names
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- On Feb. 8, Bad Bunny performed at the 2026 Super Bowl Halftime show
- While on the field during the Seattle Seahawks matchup against the New England Patriots, the Puerto Rican rapper brought out a host of celebs, including Alix Earle, Pedro Pascal, Karol G and Cardi B
- Following the cameo, the influencer addressed a fan’s comment about her appearance online
Alix Earle is addressing her recent cameo during the 2026 Super Bowl halftime show.
Bad Bunny made history as the first musician to deliver a Super Bowl Apple Music Halftime Show performance entirely in Spanish on Feb. 8, while performing at the Seattle Seahawks' matchup against the New England Patriots.
The show was star-studded, featuring surprise celebrity appearances by Earle, Pedro Pascal, Cardi B, Jessica Alba, Karol G, Young Miko and Cardi B.
Earle shared behind-the-scenes snapshots of her view from the field as well as a post to her TikTok Stories, reflecting on the moment. "It was such an honor to experience such a special and powerful performance," she wrote over a picture of the ending billboard from the halftime show, which read "The Only Thing More Powerful Than Hate is Love."
In the comments of one TikTok video, which showed Earle dancing with fellow performers, she also addressed one fan who questioned her appearance.
"You’ve never once used your platform and voice for the messages bad bunny sends. This is unbelievable and undeserved," the user wrote.
Earle responded, writing in the comments, "I have 💗 and being invited to do this was such an incredible experience and so special."
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Online, fans speculated how the social media mogul scored a coveted cameo on stage, with one poster pointing out that Earle, 25, has a mutual friend with Bad Bunny.
In a video shared by content creator @spillsesh, she noted Bad Bunny's connection to Miami-based hospitality mogul David Grutman, who was also seen dancing on stage in La Casita on Sunday.
Grutman is a hospitality entrepreneur and investor who is the founder of Groot Hospitality, which includes popular restaurants like Komodo and Papi Steak, as well as the restaurant he and Bad Bunny co-own in Miami called Gekko.
In addition to his close ties to Bad Bunny, he is also part of Fulwell Entertainment, the global entertainment group that will produce Earle's upcoming reality series for Netflix.
On Jan. 21, the influencer announced the reality TV series, which will follow Earle, her family and her internet-famous friends.
The series will focus on Earle's "blended family," including her equally popular influencer sister Ashtin Earle, and the many beloved members of Alix's extended friend group, per a release from Netflix.
"The series will document the real-time messiness of a young woman in transition," the release read.
The influencer is no stranger to reality TV, having appeared as a contestant on the latest season of Dancing with the Stars, where she ultimately placed second behind Robert Irwin.
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Earle's Super Bowl halftime cameo comes after she was spotted getting cozy with former NFL star Tom Brady over Super Bowl weekend.
Earle and Brady were first linked together on New Year's Eve while at the same event in St. Barths on Dec. 31. In videos obtained by PEOPLE at the time, the two could be seen chatting and dancing together. At one point, Earle leans over to whisper something in Brady's ear while she rubs her hand along his back.
The pair were both in San Francisco for Super Bowl 2026 festivities, and were seen together chatting and dancing at a party ahead of the Feb. 8 game in videos shared on social media by DeuxMoi.
Following their outing, a source tells PEOPLE that the influencer and retired New England Patriots star are "hooking up."
Reps for Earle and Brady have not commented on the relationship to PEOPLE.
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