Nets star Michael Porter Jr. gets doxxed in return to podcasting gone wrong
Brooklyn Nets player Michael Porter Jr. was doxxed after social media influencer Celina Powell shared his home address on Instagram following a dispute over being excluded from a podcast livestream. Porter, who was not injured, said he felt forced to relocate due to the privacy breach. No arrests were made in connection with the incident.
- ▪Michael Porter Jr. had his home address shared publicly by influencer Celina Powell on her Instagram story.
- ▪Powell entered Porter's home without consent while he was away, prompting a police response.
- ▪Porter stated he would have to move due to the doxxing, calling the situation unprecedented and disturbing.
- ▪The incident occurred after Powell was excluded from a podcast livestream with Porter and other personalities.
- ▪No arrests were made despite Powell's presence at the scene and confrontational behavior toward Porter and others.
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NBA Brooklyn Nets Nets star Michael Porter Jr. gets doxxed in return to podcasting gone wrong By Brian Lewis Published May 2, 2026, 7:51 p.m. ET Michael Porter Jr. is looking for a new home. He’s not leaving the Nets, but he had to vacate his home after the address was made public by an influencer. The Nets forward’s return to the podcast circuit went sideways in an unexpected way after social media influencer Celina Powell entered his home without his consent while he was away and uploaded his address to her more than 3 million followers on her Instagram story, a process known as doxxing. Porter — who was acquired by the Nets last offseason — had done a livestream on Instagram with personalities N3on and Steiny.
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