Justice Sotomayor Discloses Receiving Concert Tickets from Bad Bunny's Label Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor disclosed in a recently released financial disclosure report that she received more than $4,000 in concert tickets from Rimas Entertainment, a Puerto Rican record label that represents Bad Bunny. The tickets were provided for a concert during her private trip to Puerto Rico in August 2025, a period when Bad Bunny was performing a series of shows across the island. The report, part of the annual financial disclosures made public by Supreme Court justices and other judicial officials, highlights the intersection of legal and entertainment industries in the lives of the nation’s highest court members. The disclosure came amid the release of significant rulings from the Supreme Court, which had delivered several landmark decisions earlier in the week. Sotomayor’s report detailed the $4,333 in concert tickets, though it did not specify which particular event she attended. A court spokesperson declined to comment on the details of her report, leaving the specifics of the concert and its context unclear. This omission underscores the limited transparency in the financial disclosures, which often lack granular details about the nature of payments or events. The report also revealed broader patterns of financial activity among the justices. Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson, appointed by President Joe Biden, reported $1.2 million in book advance revenue from Penguin Random House, reflecting her ongoing efforts to promote her memoir, Lovely One, published in 2024. Jackson has continued to tour the country to support the book, even releasing a young adult version of her memoir.#ketanji_brown_jackson #bad_bunny #penguin_random_house #sonia_sotomayor #rimas_entertainment
