Celina Powell directly named R&B singer Trey Songz as the person who raped her during a tense exchange on the No Jumper podcast years ago. In the clip that has spread rapidly online, she described going to his home after a club encounter, attempting to leave upon seeing other women, and then facing confinement and assault. Powell emphasized that she filed a police report complete with a rape kit showing matching DNA and later dropped the charges while the case remained active.
She recounted first spotting Songz at a club where his team invited her and a friend to join him. Powell said she initially felt open to intimacy but changed her mind after entering a van filled with multiple women. When she tried to exit the situation, she claimed Songz and others prevented her from leaving for an extended period. The night involved stops at a strip club before arriving at his residence, where she said around ten women were present and Songz moved between them. An argument on the balcony about another performer led to him throwing her phone off the balcony, after which she alleged he locked her in a bathroom and assaulted her.
Powell explained she could not speak publicly at the time because police warned her that comments might harm the investigation. She told host Adam22 the evidence felt solid enough that Songz had essentially admitted involvement. When pressed on why she dropped the charges, Powell said she simply chose to move forward. She offered to show a photo of the police report during the conversation, though the host declined to review it on air.
The OnlyFans personality has a well known history of celebrity conflicts, including an admitted lie about expecting a child with Offset. Adam22 challenged her credibility by referencing that fabrication and asked why listeners should trust this account. Powell responded that she planned to back her statements with more facts and insisted this situation stood apart because of the documented evidence. She pushed to shift topics several times while the host continued asking for details about the alleged rape.
Trey Songz, whose full name is Tremaine Aldon Neverson, has faced several accusations of sexual misconduct from different women over the past decade. These include claims of intimidation, withheld belongings, and non consensual acts in hotel and home settings. He has denied the allegations and previously shared messages encouraging people to form their own opinions. Some related civil cases have reached settlements or been dismissed, while others continue through the courts.
The resurfaced conversation highlights ongoing challenges around consent, power dynamics, and credibility in celebrity encounters. Powell acknowledged her past mistakes but maintained the seriousness of this claim. Public reactions remain split, with some focusing on her track record and others noting the pattern of similar stories involving the singer. Every voice deserves to be heard with care, yet serious accusations require thorough verification through proper legal channels rather than social media alone.
Readers seeking official court information can explore U.S. District Court records for public dockets involving Songz. The original podcast episode is available through YouTube archives. Anyone affected by sexual violence can find confidential support at RAINN.org. Additional context on Powell appears in her public social media statements archived across platforms.
