Roughly 800 teenagers took over a $4.8 million Texas mansion rented on Airbnb \u2014 sparking brawls and gunshots that turned the quiet getaway into a chaotic, pop-up frenzy.<\/p>\n
Property owner Kishore Karlapudi claimed he was duped by the rowdy youngsters who booked the multimillion-dollar home under the guise of a small gathering before advertising the party across social media on Saturday night in Celina, Texas.<\/p>\n
\u201cSomebody booked it, saying they needed the property for a party of seven people,\u201d owner Kishore Karlapudi told KDFW.<\/a><\/p>\n Hundreds of young adults took over a massive, $4.8 million mansion in Celina, Texas, on March 21, 2026. @lets.get.litty7\/TikTok<\/p>\n Karlapudi claimed the teens destroyed furniture and appliances inside the home, moving everything into the garage to create a large, makeshift dance floor.<\/p>\n \u201cWe were totally shocked, and they damaged the property, you know. They took all the furniture out from the living space, and they put it in the garage,\u201d he said.<\/p>\n \u201cThey took all the wall fixtures, everything out. They broke the wall fixture. They broke, the island was broken. The granite countertop was broken because it looks like kids danced on those.\u201d<\/p>\n Videos from inside<\/a> the home recorded glimpses of the packed gathering reminiscent of a popular nightclub rather than a 5,000-square-foot, four-bedroom, single-family unit.<\/p>\n Word of the massive bash spread on the internet to teens who showed up at the home.<\/p>\n \u201cThis incident multiplied in numbers due to a social media post advertising a party, which attracted between 500 and 800 teens and young adults to the location,\u201d Celina Police Chief John Cullison said in a statement<\/a> Sunday.<\/p>\n Police estimated roughly 500 to 800 teens attended the house party after it was advertised across social media. @lets.get.litty7\/TikTok<\/p>\n Two people fight in the yard outside moments before gunshots rang out across the area. Celina Police Department<\/p>\n