Viral Star Kelon Campbell Stars in New Movie ‘Terri Joe: Missionary in Miami’ [Trailer]

Viral Star Kelon Campbell Stars in New Movie ‘Terri Joe: Missionary in Miami’ [Trailer]
Internet favorite Kelon Campbell is officially taking his viral character Terri Joe to the big screen.
The first trailer for Terri Joe: Missionary in Miami has dropped, giving fans a preview of the chaotic comedy inspired by Campbell’s wildly popular online persona. The film marks Terri Joe’s feature-length debut and expands the character’s universe beyond social media skits.
Set in Miami, the movie follows Terri Joe as she leaves her comfort zone behind and finds herself navigating temptation, culture shock, and plenty of unexpected situations — all while holding tightly to her deeply rooted beliefs. The trailer teases over-the-top moments, culture clashes, and the signature humor that helped Terri Joe rack up millions of views online.
The film stars Kelon Campbell alongside Andrew Romano, Chase A. Garland, Katie Keene, Rolin Alexis, Dylan Bougis, Adam D. Crain, Jasmine Hurt, Gordon Eric Knowles, and Nicholas Ramsay. The project is set to stream exclusively on Tubi, continuing the platform’s push into original films driven by internet-born stars.
Terri Joe: Missionary in Miami is scheduled to premiere January 30, 2026, giving fans a full-length dose of the character many first discovered on TikTok and Instagram — and proving that Terri Joe’s messy, outspoken energy is officially ready for the next level.
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