Liam Ramos or Lincoln Fox? Who was the child actor seen in Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl LX halftime show

Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl LX Halftime Show drew widespread attention on Sunday night, with one particular moment sparking online speculation following the performance. After taking the stage and performing “NUEVAYoL” from his Grammy Award–winning album DeBÍ TiRAR MáS FOToS, the broadcast cut to a scene showing a young boy seated on a couch with his family, watching footage of the moment Bad Bunny won Album of the Year at the Grammy Awards just one week earlier. The singer was then shown handing his gramophone trophy to the child, who held the award and smiled at the camera.


In the hours following the halftime show, some social media users incorrectly claimed that the boy featured in the performance was Liam Ramos, a five-year-old who was recently detained by ICE officers in Minnesota along with his father.




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However, The Hollywood Reporter confirmed that Liam Ramos was not involved in the Super Bowl LX halftime show. According to reporting by The Huffington Post journalist Philip Lewis, the child appearing in the performance was Lincoln Fox, a child actor.

Who is Lincoln Fox?

Lincoln Fox is a five-year-old child actor and model who appeared in Bad Bunny’s 2026 Super Bowl Halftime Show. His participation in the performance was confirmed by Huffington Post journalist Philip Lewis, following online speculation about the identity of the child featured during the broadcast.

According to his public social media profile, Fox is of mixed heritage and identifies as half Egyptian and half Argentinean. He is based in Costa Mesa, California, and has built an early career in acting and modeling, amassing more than 1,100 followers on Instagram.

Fox has been represented by LA Models’ Junior Division and the W Group since September 2020. His professional work includes acting and modeling roles across Los Angeles and Florida, where he has appeared in commercials and photo shoots, as per his bold.pro profile. His profile highlights skills such as adaptability, emotional expression, voice projection, camera awareness, and the ability to follow direction.

Currently enrolled in kindergarten, Fox balances school with professional commitments and is listed as available for work throughout the week. His résumé describes him as a multiethnic child performer with experience across acting and modeling projects.