MIRAMAR, Fla. — Rising social media influencer Brianna Johnson, better known online as DreamDoll Bri or ItGirlBri, has died after a targeted triple shooting in Miramar, Florida, that also left two men hospitalized with critical injuries, according to authorities.
The shooting occurred around 5:30 a.m. Sunday near the 2700 block of Sunshine Boulevard, where police say Johnson was riding inside a fluorescent green Lamborghini SUV with two male occupants.
Investigators believe a white sedan pulled alongside the luxury SUV before opening fire, striking all three people inside.
After the gunfire erupted, the driver lost control of the Lamborghini, which continued through the intersection before crashing into a nearby home.
Emergency crews rushed to the scene and transported all three victims to a local hospital. Johnson later died from her injuries, while the two men remain hospitalized. Authorities have not publicly identified the surviving victims.
Police say early evidence suggests the attack was targeted, though investigators have not released a motive or identified any suspects.
Miramar Police Chief Delrish Moss said detectives are working to determine why the vehicle was targeted and whether the suspects followed the Lamborghini before the shooting. The investigation remains active.
Surveillance video circulating online appears to capture the moments leading up to the shooting, showing a light-colored vehicle approaching the Lamborghini before multiple gunshots rang out. Because the incident happened during the Fourth of July holiday weekend, several nearby residents initially believed the sounds were fireworks before realizing a shooting had occurred.
Johnson had built a substantial following across social media platforms, where she was known for lifestyle content, fashion posts, luxury vehicles, and music.
She amassed hundreds of thousands of followers on TikTok and Instagram, earning recognition as one of South Florida’s rising internet personalities. She also gained attention in the music scene after appearing on the viral track “Bend Ova.”
News of her death spread rapidly across social media Monday, with thousands of followers, fellow influencers, and friends posting tributes and condolences.
Many remembered the 21-year-old for her energetic personality and growing online presence, while others called for justice as investigators continue searching for those responsible.
Investigators are also reviewing information related to the group’s movements before the shooting. Some reports indicate the victims attended a party earlier in the evening and that authorities are examining whether an earlier altercation may be connected to the attack.
However, police have not confirmed any link between those events and the shooting.
No arrests have been announced, and investigators are asking anyone with information, surveillance footage, or other evidence related to the shooting to contact the Miramar Police Department or Broward Crime Stoppers.
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