Influencer Lola Doll in Critical Condition After Shooting in Guyana

Influencer and social media figure Lola Doll, whose real name is Lolita Callender, is in critical condition following a shooting incident in Georgetown, Guyana. The 33-year-old was shot multiple times outside her residence in Texas Square, East Ruimveldt on Saturday, September 6, 2025, at approximately 23:35 local time.

According to a statement from the Guyana Police Force (GPF), Callender has sustained serious injuries, including gunshot wounds to her neck, face, hands, and right leg. She is currently receiving treatment at Georgetown Public Hospital.

Witness accounts indicate that Lola Doll’s brother was present during the shooting. He described the scene, stating, “I was inside at home when I hear gunshots and run out to see was what, only to see me sister lying in she car and blood, if you see blood, pouring out.” He emphasized the severity of her injuries, noting, “She lost a lot of blood but she is a fighter.”

The police have confirmed that an individual has been arrested in connection with the shooting and is currently assisting with the ongoing investigation. Security footage has surfaced, reportedly showing a lone gunman approaching Callender’s white Mercedes-Benz before opening fire.

The GPF released a statement detailing the incident, which they are treating as an alleged act of violence. They are actively pursuing the suspect and reviewing CCTV footage from the area. The police have called on anyone with information about the incident to come forward, stressing that tips can be provided anonymously.

As the investigation continues, the community and Callender’s followers are expressing their concern and support for her recovery. Known for her bold social media presence and music videos, Lola Doll has garnered a significant following, and her sudden condition has raised alarms among her fans and the public alike.

The case highlights ongoing issues of violence and safety in the region, prompting calls for greater community vigilance and support for victims of such incidents.