AceShowbiz - Grammy-winning rapper Bad Bunny is joining the cast of the "Happy Gilmore" sequel, according to The Hollywood Reporter. He joins a growing roster that includes Adam Sandler, Julie Bowen, and Christopher McDonald, who are reprising their roles from the original film.

Also joining the cast is Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce, who will make a cameo appearance. Kelce has been pitching himself for a role in the film, and he secured his first major Hollywood gig after reaching out to Sandler.

Bad Bunny has been establishing himself as a force in the entertainment industry beyond music. He previously appeared in "Bullet Train," "My Spy," and "F9: The Fast Saga." He also had a role in the third season of "Narcos: Mexico."

Details about the film's plot and release date are still under wraps. However, Sandler revealed that filming has begun, and Kelce has been actively involved in discussions about his role.

The sequel to the iconic sports comedy will follow failed hockey player Happy Gilmore (Sandler), who discovers his hidden talent as a golfer and joins a tournament to save his grandmother's house. Kyle Newacheck, who directed Sandler in "Murder Mystery," will helm the sequel.

Bad Bunny's role in the film is undisclosed, but his addition to the cast further elevates the anticipation for the highly-anticipated sequel, which is set to continue the legacy of the beloved original.