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Influencer DreamDoll Brii killed, 2 wounded in Lamborghini drive-by shooting in Miramar

Police in Miramar say a 21-year-old woman was killed and two men were injured when they were shot while riding in a Lamborghini early Sunday morning, and a family member says the woman who died was a popular South Florida influencer.

Police identified the victim who died as Briann Johnson, 21. The identities of the two men who were injured were not released.

A family member confirmed to CBS News Miami that Johnson, known as "Dreamdoll Brii" Thousands of people have posted to her TikTok account, "_itgirlbri" offering prayers and condolences to her.

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Brianna Johnson, 21, was killed in a triple shooting in Miramar on July 5, 2026. Two men were also injured in the shooting, according to police.

And surveillance video appears to show the moment when the gunfire broke out.

According to Miramar police, officers responded to the area of Southwest 27th Court and Sunrise Boulevard to investigate multiple ShotSpotter alerts.

According to the preliminary investigation, the victims were traveling in a lime green Lamborghini Urus and was heading westbound toward Sunshine Boulevard when it started to approach an intersection.

As it did so, a white sedan pulled alongside the driver's side and opened fire, hitting the three people inside.

The surveillance video shows the car drift through the intersection after shooting, and it hits a house across the street.

Johnson was killed and the two other victims were rushed to Miramar Regional Hospital in critical condition.

The incident remains under investigation.

Neighbors thought gunfire was fireworks

Neighbors told CBS News Miami that because it was the Fourth of July holiday weekend, they first thought the gunshots were fireworks until they walked out of their homes and saw what happened.

"It's a little nerve wracking for no reason really," Carlos Regueiro said. "There's no reason for that type of behavior on the Fourth of July when we're all trying to come together for something as big as 250 years of freedom. So, why do stuff like this?"

Anyone with information about the shooting is asked to call police.

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