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Influencer DreamDoll Bri Killed In Sunday Florida Lamborghini Shooting

MIRAMAR, FL. (THECOUNT) —Brianna Johnson, 21, was shot and killed while riding in a fluorescent green Lamborghini SUV in Miramar early Sunday morning.

Johnson was pronounced dead at the hospital. She was inside the Lamborghini SUV with two men when shots were fired into the vehicle shortly after 5:30 a.m. on July 5, 2026. The SUV traveled a short distance before striking a stop sign. All three occupants were transported to local hospitals.

Miramar is located in Broward County in the Miami metropolitan area of South Florida. Police responded to the area near Sunshine Boulevard after receiving a ShotSpotter alert. Officers found the Lamborghini had crashed into a stop sign after being struck by gunfire.

Police described the shooting as targeted. Detectives said the vehicle appeared to have been followed into the neighborhood before the attack occurred. Investigators have not identified any suspects and no arrests have been made.

Johnson was riding with two men at the time of the shooting. One of the men was shot in the face. Both men were listed in critical condition at local hospitals. Police have not released their names or additional details regarding their conditions.

The group had been at an Airbnb house party in Miramar before getting into the Lamborghini. Police are reviewing surveillance video from nearby homes and businesses as part of the investigation. Investigators are also examining whether an earlier incident may be connected to the shooting.

Johnson performed online under the names DreamDoll Bri and ItGirlBri. She created content and released music, including a song that gained attention on TikTok. She had built a following across social media platforms through her music and videos.

The shooting occurred in a residential section of Miramar. Police continue to investigate the motive behind the attack. Officers are asking anyone with information about the shooting to contact the Miramar Police Department.

Johnson was a content creator and music artist from South Florida. She gained recognition online for her music, particularly a track that became popular as a sound on TikTok. Her social media presence included posts and videos shared with her followers.

Police have not released additional information regarding the type of firearm used or the number of shots fired. The investigation remains active as detectives work to identify those responsible for the shooting.

The Lamborghini SUV was traveling through a residential area of Miramar when the shooting took place. After being struck by gunfire, the vehicle continued briefly before crashing. Emergency crews responded to the scene and transported the victims to nearby hospitals.

Johnson’s death marks another case of gun violence involving a young person in South Florida. Police are continuing to gather evidence and review all available footage from the area.

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