A jail call recording shows Mackenzie Shirilla and her mother, Natalie, cracking up about comments on her appearance after a court appearance—“bumping little booty”—a moment that lands sharply against the backdrop of a deadly crash conviction.
A jail call that should have been only about court and consequences turned into something else entirely—laughter.
In a recording obtained by MISRYOUM. Mackenzie Shirilla and her mother. Natalie. spend part of their conversation joking about comments Mackenzie received after one of her court appearances. The humor comes after a message she apparently got from a friend who fixated on how she looked rather than what happened in the courtroom.
The exchange begins when Mackenzie reads a message from a woman named Kendra. Kendra says she watched a livestream of the proceedings and immediately noticed something different when Mackenzie walked in.
“Bro, your ass has gotten so big lmao,” the message reads. Natalie responds with a booming exclamation: “Everybody’s saying you got a bumping little booty now.”
The playful tone is striking next to how other jail calls from Shirilla have played out—many centered on the deadly crash case and its aftermath, while also touching on male admirers.
The legal stakes behind those calls are severe. Mackenzie Shirilla was convicted in connection with the 2022 crash that killed her boyfriend, Dominic Russo, and his friend, Davion Flanagan. She is currently serving two concurrent sentences of 15-years-to-life, and she is not eligible for parole until September 2037.
Her case has also reached a wider audience through the buzzy Netflix documentary “The Crash.” Even as public attention grows, she remains in the middle of her fight over the conviction while maintaining her innocence.
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