Celina Powell, the social media personality known for her massive online following, has officially worn out her welcome in Miami. The influencer, who boasts 3.1 million Instagram followers, has been handed a permanent ban from Hard Rock Stadium after a recent run-in with security during a Dolphins game.
According to a report from TMZ Sports, Powell's ban stems from an incident during Miami's matchup against the Atlanta Falcons. Witnesses say she was asked to remove her feet from a wall in front of her seat—a request that did not sit well with her. Powell allegedly fired back at security with a profanity-laced retort, telling them to "shut the (expletive) up talking to me."
The situation escalated quickly, and Powell was eventually escorted out of the stadium with help from the sheriff's office. She was then informed that she would no longer be allowed to return. TMZ reports that she was told she could appeal the ban in court, but Powell has no plans to do so.
This isn't Powell's first brush with the law in Miami. She previously faced arrest for driving with a suspended license, and she had multiple traffic violations and a bench warrant out for her arrest at the time. It seems her history of run-ins has caught up with her.
Hard Rock Stadium has remained tight-lipped about the alleged ban, but the Dolphins are moving forward. Miami is set to open the 2026 NFL season on the road, with games at Las Vegas and San Francisco in Weeks 1 and 2. Their home opener comes in Week 3 against the Kansas City Chiefs, and Powell won't be in the stands for that one.
This situation is part of a broader trend of influencers clashing with sports venues. The US Open has seen similar disruptions, with fans frustrated by influencers turning matches into content factories. Even NBA owners aren't immune to bans, proving that no one is above the rules.
For Powell, the ban means her days of courtside and sideline selfies in Miami are over—at least for now. She's reportedly not fighting the decision, so it looks like she'll have to find another city to call her playground.
