Bad Bunny’s Puerto Rico residency rocked by death threat

The global music sensation reportedly received a “credible death threat” during his 31-date No Me Quiero Ir de Aquí residency in his native Puerto Rico.

The reports surfaced through Puerto Rican journalist Jay Fonseca, who revealed that the Grammy-winning singer faced an alleged scare at the Coliseo de Puerto Rico José Miguel Agrelot in San Juan while recording his podcast on Wednesday, Sept. 24.

“There was a situation, specifically on the last [date of] the residency,” Fonseca said (translated from Spanish). “There was a credible death threat, meaning the alert was heightened because there was someone on social media writing that he was going to kill Bad Bunny. I'm sharing this information now.”

The journalist stressed that security forces were on high alert but noted she was unable to share further details about the matter.

“I knew it from that moment; I couldn’t say it then,” she explained. “But there was a heightened security alert, meaning they were particularly zealous and secretive about security.”

Fonseca added that “the person seemed to be armed and everything,” explaining that Bad Bunny’s show was such a massive event at the 19,500-seat stadium that it drew “federal security, the FBI, and the Department of Public Safety.”

“There was even Secret Service security at one point because [Supreme Court] Judge Sonia Sotomayor was there,” Fonseca stated.

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