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DreamDoll Bri Murder Becomes Double Homicide After Cousin Dies
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Nolan Strong
DreamDoll Bri’s cousin dies from shooting injuries, making the Miramar incident a double homicide with no suspects identified yet.
DreamDoll Bri was supposed to be the next big thing in rap, but a July 5 drive-by in Miramar took that future away.
Her cousin Arthur Lee Johnson III just died from his injuries on July 8, turning what started as a triple shooting into a double homicide.
The 21-year-old influencer and aspiring rapper had over 600,000 TikTok followers watching her every move, and now those same followers are mourning her loss.
Brianna Johnson, known online as @_itgirlbri on TikTok and @dreamdoll_brii on Instagram, was riding in a green Lamborghini Urus with her cousin A.J. and another male when a white sedan pulled up at an intersection and opened fire.
All three occupants got hit, but Brianna didn’t make it. She was a junior at Florida Atlantic University studying sociology, working at Holy Cross Hospital, and building a music career that had celebrities noticing her tracks.
Her mother, Hope Jones, told reporters that Brianna was “really blowing up” with shows in Tampa and local performances stacking up.
Arthur Lee Johnson III, 21, was transported to the hospital in critical condition after the shooting, but according to the News-Press, he succumbed to his injuries three days later.
The third victim remains hospitalized. Miramar police are still searching for the suspect who fired from that white sedan, and as of July 9, 2026, no arrests have been made.
The investigation is ongoing, with detectives asking anyone with information to come forward.
A GoFundMe set up for her family has already raised over $25,000 to cover funeral and memorial costs.
The loss of two young lives in one senseless act has left South Florida’s creative community devastated and demanding answers.
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