SHOCK NEWS: WNBA star Sophie Cunningham sends a scathing message to Bad Bunny: “If he dislikes the U.S., keep his a* in Puerto Rico!”*
An explosive statement! Women’s basketball standout Sophie Cunningham just issued an uncompromising statement aimed directly at Latin superstar Bad Bunny, escalating the Super Bowl controversy to a whole new level.
Cunningham, known for her fearless personality and outspoken nature, did not hesitate to criticize Bad Bunny for comments perceived as disrespectful toward the United States:
“If he dislikes the U.S., keep his a* in Puerto Rico!”*
This fiery retort reportedly came in response to recent statements by Bad Bunny — possibly related to his call for Americans to learn Spanish or his criticisms of U.S. policy and culture.
Cunningham asserted:
“If he dares to stand on the biggest stage in America, he must respect this place. If he has a problem with this country, then keep his a* in Puerto Rico.”*
The criticism immediately ignited a massive social media firestorm, dividing fans and commentators across sports and entertainment. Some praised Cunningham for standing up for national pride and respect, while others accused her of being too blunt or misunderstanding Bad Bunny’s cultural message.
The controversy raises serious questions about the influence of athletes in cultural debates and the growing tension between patriotism, celebrity activism, and free speech on America’s biggest stages.
