Bad Bunny took advantage of the release of his new album to send messages to various celebrities, and one of them was Sofia Vergara, to whom he sang a sweet compliment that seems to have gotten out of hand. It’s unbelievable, but Vergara decided to respond to the compliment, flirting with the Puerto Rican artist, which immediately infuriated the followers of Kendall Jenner, Benito’s current girlfriend.
It all began when Bad Bunny, in his song “Mónaco,” expressed his admiration for Sofia Vergara by singing: “Sofía Vergara is beautiful, but she is even more beautiful in person.” The compliment didn’t go unnoticed by the star of Modern Family, who, through her Instagram account, shared a snippet of the reggaeton artist’s song along with the phrase: “You’re even more handsome.”
The interactions between these famous figures quickly went viral, sparking countless comments. Some believed it was all an innocent joke, while others thought Vergara’s comment was out of place since Bad Bunny is dating the youngest of the Kardashians.
However, some people went even further, encouraging the Colombian actress to steal Bad Bunny’s heart, potentially jeopardizing his relationship with Kendall Jenner. It’s worth noting that Sofia is single after announcing her separation from Joe Manganiello in July of this year. They were married for 7 years.
Bad Bunny and Kendall Jenner’s Relationship
The relationship between Bad Bunny and Kendall Jenner has been the subject of speculation for some time, and their connection became even more evident when they collaborated on an advertising campaign for Gucci. However, before and after that, the couple seemed inseparable, as in recent weeks, they have been seen together, even attending a Luis Miguel concert.
Furthermore, following the release of the song “Un Preview,” fans claimed that the track was a “love letter” to the model, as in it, the singer expresses that regardless of anything, he will open his heart to the person he’s been seeing and take the risk of falling in love.
This story was written in Spanish by Mariana Martell in Cultura Colectiva
