Bad Bunny sparks plastic surgery rumors after dramatic transformation at the Grammys

Bad Bunny sparks plastic surgery rumors after dramatic transformation at the Grammys

Another added, “He has definitely had work done. And that’s okay.”

“U can tell he had it all done: nose, lips, tan, eye brows, teeth, chin, jawbone, cheeks, etc. just sad,” another wrote.

”Rhinoplasty, buccal fat removal, facial fat grafting, chin reconstruction + implant, jaw reconstruction, veneers, gum reconstruction, a belly button tightening and his fans say it was just weight loss,” another chimed in.

At the same time, many fans came to Bad Bunny’s defense:

“It’s called maturing and embracing who you are. may I remind you that 2016 reggaeton scene BEGGED for artists to be light skinned. Also, the music is really fucking good so stay mad hoe,” one fan wrote.

“You guys are so fucking weird. he lost some body fat and gained muscle and facial hair,” wrote another.

“He also aged a decade, like fine wine,” one fan commented online, summing up the admiration and amazement of millions who are now watching Bad Bunny not just as a music icon, but as a complete cultural phenomenon.

Bad Bunny’s commitment to transformation isn’t just about style, it extends to fitness. After becoming a global ambassador for Calvin Klein underwear in March 2025, Bad Bunny adopted a rigorous routine to sculpt his physique.

“I had a whole routine focused on my physique and getting into the best shape for this campaign,” he told GQ. “I was eating super clean and training as much as possible.”

His ventures into acting and wrestling demanded new levels of dedication. From winning the WWE 24/7 Championship in 2021 to fully committing to his role as The Wolf in Bullet Train (2022), he immersed himself in training and stunt work.

Bad Bunny arrives at the 2017 Latin American Music Awards held at Dolby Theatre on October 26, 2017 in Hollywood, California. (Photo by Michael Tran/FilmMagic)
“The amazing thing about Bad Bunny was that he came to us with not as much prep time but knew what he was up against,” stunt coordinator Greg Remente told Men’s Health. “He grinded it out with us in our stunt workshop space… He would be on the attack. In about 20 minutes of training, we would immediately see he’s strong… Thankfully, he’s a badass. He showed up, started moving, and we were like, ‘Oh, this is going to turn out to be great.’”

Even the call from Jay-Z to perform at the 2026 Super Bowl halftime show became part of the story.

“It’s crazy because I was in the middle of a workout. So I remember that after the call, I just did like 100 pull-ups,” he told Apple Music host Zane Lowe. “I didn’t need more pre-workout sh** or whatever. It was very special. It was so specia

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