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Rihanna House Shooting Suspect Reportedly Posted About Her Online Before Incident
The suspect appeared to make bizarre videos directed at Rihanna and Cardi B just weeks before the shooting.
Published on Mar. 9, 2026
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Ivana Lisette Ortiz, the suspect accused of shooting at Rihanna's home on Sunday, Mar. 8, reportedly posted about the singer online just weeks before the alleged incident. In a screenshot of Ortiz's alleged Facebook account, she appeared to share a selfie on Feb. 23 with a caption directed at Rihanna. Ortiz was taken into custody on Mar. 8 after allegedly firing multiple rounds from her vehicle toward Rihanna's Beverly Hills home. At least one bullet penetrated a wall of the mansion, but Rihanna was home at the time and no injuries were reported.
Why it matters
This incident raises concerns about the potential dangers of online harassment and stalking, especially when it escalates to physical violence targeting a celebrity's home. It also highlights the need for improved security measures and mental health support to prevent such attacks.
The details
According to the report, Ortiz appeared to share a bizarre video on social media directed at rapper Cardi B just weeks before the alleged shooting at Rihanna's home. In the video, Ortiz recorded herself speaking into a mirror, claiming she was the 'cutest' and that Cardi B couldn't 'mess' with her. Ortiz was then taken into custody on Mar. 8 after allegedly firing multiple rounds from her vehicle toward Rihanna's Beverly Hills mansion. At least one bullet penetrated a wall of the home, but Rihanna was present at the time and no injuries were reported.
- On February 23, Ortiz allegedly posted a selfie on Facebook directed at Rihanna.
- On March 8, Ortiz was taken into custody after allegedly firing multiple rounds toward Rihanna's Beverly Hills home.
The players
Ivana Lisette Ortiz
The suspect accused of shooting at Rihanna's home on March 8.
Rihanna
The singer whose home was the target of the alleged shooting incident.
Cardi B
The rapper who Ortiz also appeared to target in her online posts.
What they’re saying
“@badgalriri Are you there? Cause I was waiting for your AIDS 5-head self to say something to me directly instead of sneaking around like you talking to me where I'm not at.”
— Ivana Lisette Ortiz (Facebook)
“You can't f--k with me, Cardi B. You're supposedly busy right now. But you know who has the cutest outfit tonight? You know who's the cutest tonight? I am.”
— Ivana Lisette Ortiz (Facebook)
What’s next
Ortiz remains in custody, and the judge will decide on her bail status in the coming days.
The takeaway
This incident highlights the dangerous intersection of online harassment, stalking, and physical violence, emphasizing the need for improved security, mental health resources, and stronger measures to protect public figures from such threats.
