Charlotte Jones, the daughter of Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones, has publicly supported the decision to pick Bad Bunny for the Super Bowl halftime performance. In an appearance on The Katie Miller Podcast, she expressed her approval of the decision, noting that ‘our whole society is based on immigrants that have come here and founded our country.’ Her comments underscore a broader debate about cultural representation in major events. While some critics have raised concerns about Bad Bunny’s past controversial remarks, Jones argues that his artistic contributions should be celebrated. The selection of the Puerto Rican artist for the performance has sparked discussions about the role of immigration in shaping American society and the responsibilities of public figures.