Kendall Jenner’s Ex Bad Bunny Resurfaces With 21 Show Residency For Puerto Ricans : See Details
Bad Bunny appeared to be cooling off from his high-profile romance with Kendall Jenner which ended mid-2024 untill now. He has now announced that he will be kicking off a special 21-show residency, titled No Me Quiero Ir De Aqui, at the Coliseo de Puerto Rico in his native country to give back to his people.
This 21-Show residency was announced via an Instagram video noting that the first nine shows of the residency are “reserved exclusively for Puerto Rico residents.” In his words, “Thanks to the music and the love you all have given me, I’ve had the privilege of traveling and performing in different parts of the world.”
Adding, “For now, I’m in Puerto Rico, I’m home, I’m having a good time, and if I’m being honest, I don’t want to leave here.” Tickets for the 21 -show residency will go on sale for Puerto Rico residents from Wednesday, Jan. 15, and can be purchased in-person purchase at locations throughout Puerto Rico.
Other fans who want to get tickets to attend the shows has to buy a ticket today Jan. 14. Before it closes. The tour was announced in 2024 to promote his sixth studio album “DeBÍ TiRAR MáS FOTos,” which dropped on Jan. 5. The residency shows begins in July 11 and ends Aug. 24.
The latest report proves that some rumours regarding Bad Bunny and Kendall Jenner’s romance are true. Recall that at the initial stages of their split, the rapper was said to be busy working on his album as an explanation on why they are not spending time together. Later, the split was attributed to Kendall’s meanness and bratty attitude.
Now that Bad Bunny has released his album, perhaps the relationship will kick off again. The rapper seems to the model’s real love of her life. Reacting to his announcement, several fans clouded his efforts with one noting, “Honestly, that’s really admirable because there are so many opportunities for fans to see musicians in say the US or Europe in comparison.”
Another added, “Love that he’s doing this! Being that the album is mostly about PR, it makes sense that he would do this. I imagine this is going to generate a lot of tourism and revenue for the island as well. Good for him!.” Yet another wrote, “He’s putting his money where his mouth is. His last album is an ode to Puerto Rico (apart from being full of bangers and an instant classic) so this makes total sense. Loving Benito for this, even if that means I have to wait one more year for the world tour.”
