Celina Powell says she was escorted out of Hard Rock Stadium after an incident at a Miami Dolphins game and told she could not return. TMZ reported the story on September 2, 2026, citing witnesses who described a disagreement with stadium security. The stadium had not responded to TMZ’s request for comment at the time of the report, so the alleged ban has not been independently confirmed by the venue in that coverage. Read TMZ’s original report.
What reportedly happened at the game?
According to TMZ, the incident occurred during a Miami Dolphins game against the Atlanta Falcons. Witnesses told the outlet that security asked Powell to move her feet from a wall in front of her seat, and that an argument followed. TMZ reported that sheriff’s deputies assisted stadium security in escorting her out.
Powell told TMZ she was informed she could no longer return and could challenge the decision in court, but said she had no plans to do so. The story is based on TMZ’s reporting and statements attributed to witnesses and Powell; this article does not present the account as an independently verified finding by the stadium.
Photo gallery: Celina Powell
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Related reporting and background
TMZ previously reported that Powell was arrested in Miami in August 2026 after officers surrounded her pink Lamborghini. Powell told the outlet the arrest was related to driving with a suspended license and said she planned to address the matter with the DMV. Separately, TMZ reported in March 2026 that court records showed traffic-related bench warrants; the outlet also noted that her attorney had entered a not-guilty plea. Those are separate matters and should not be confused with the stadium incident. August arrest report · March traffic-case report.
Social media and original sources
Powell’s public social profiles can be found through her Linkme profile and Instagram account @celinapowell. No specific post about the stadium incident has been embedded here because a verified original post URL could not be confirmed. The links below let readers review the reporting directly.
- TMZ: Stadium ban report, September 2, 2026
- TMZ: August 2026 arrest report
- TMZ: Celina Powell photo gallery
What is confirmed—and what is not?
TMZ published Powell’s account and statements from witnesses about the reported ejection. The venue had not commented to TMZ when the article was published. Readers should therefore distinguish between the report that Powell was told she could not return and an independently confirmed, official stadium policy decision.
Editorial note: This article summarizes attributed reporting and does not claim to have independently verified every detail. Photo credits identify the original publisher; they do not by themselves grant reuse rights.
