Celina Powell Exposes New Details of Snoop Dogg’s Cheating Ways Because ‘He Kicked Me Out’

Celina Powell Interview

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Snoop Dogg released the trailer for his new show called “Clout Chasers” but Celina Powell, the woman he’s accused of cheating with, said he’s using it as a cover-up.

The trailer shows various people in the news, including Powell, who’ve created fake stories to get attention. Powell, for example, once lied about given birth to Offset’s child.

As we previously reported, the Instagram model said she recently slept with Snoop, even though he’s been married to his high school sweetheart for 21 years. Powell stated that she exposed the rapper because he did her wrong in some way.

And now, in a new interview, she’s provided some details about the alleged cheating and why she went to social media.

According to Powell, she went to Snoop’s house with a friend and slept with him. Then once they were done, her friend was nowhere to be found, and that’s when things took a turn.

“We did what we did and then when we came out my friend had left,” she told Hollywood Life. “[Snoop] became paranoid. He wanted to know where my friend went. I started calling her in front of him and texting her, asking where did she go and why did she leave me?”

“Then they took me back to Mel’s Diner where we first met in the sprinter van, and his bodyguard asked me if I called my Uber,” continued Powell. “I was like ‘No cause he (Snoop) usually handles that for me.'”

From there, she tried to call an Uber, but her card was declined, so she asked Snoop to wait a little longer.

“I told him I had to call my bank so they can approve this charge, but then he said ‘No, I don’t have time for that. Get out and handle that,’ and he kicked me out of the van,” Powell claimed.

“I called Snoop and he ignored my calls,” she added. “I was like okay. So my friend called me an Uber. I got back safely, then I texted Snoop. ‘You don’t know who the f— I am. Maybe next time you should Google my name.’ Then, as soon as I said Google my name, Celina Powell, then he called me right away.”

Powell then said that Snoop tried to apologize and offered her $2,000 to make up for the Uber ride but the money never came, so she went to social media.

The rapper hasn’t responded to Powell’s interview yet, but you can see his “Clout Chasers” trailer below.

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