Alisa Roever Hypes Surprise Bash With Snoop Dogg, 50 Cent, DJ Khaled

Alisa Roever, a longtime associate of former New York City mayor Eric Adams, recently shared a flyer advertising a New Year’s Eve party that would have featured Snoop Dogg, 50 Cent and DJ Khaled.

The event was billed as a charity benefit for Angels Helpers, but no official confirmation from the artists or the charity’s website has surfaced.

The flyer claimed tickets could be purchased through a link that failed to load when tested. An earlier version of the post listed the year as 2025 before being updated to 2024. Roever also reposted a story about the flyer with the caption “For tickets contact Alisa Roever.

And see you there!”

The post vanished shortly after inquiries were made, and no representative from Angels Helpers or any of the named performers has confirmed the event. The situation raises questions about the authenticity of the promotion.

## Background & Context

Angels Helpers was founded by Alisa Roever in 2021, and the former mayor Eric Adams is listed as a co‑founder on the charity’s website. His brother, Bernard Adams, was previously listed as a co‑founder but now appears as a board member. The organization has held several benefit events, though their scale and attendance have varied.

Roever has been publicly associated with Adams for years, frequently appearing alongside him at public functions. In January 2025, she was photographed traveling with former President Trump’s inauguration security escort, sparking criticism over ethical concerns.

Earlier this year, she had promoted an alleged after‑party for Anna Wintour’s Met Gala that was never confirmed by the city or the event organizers.

The New Year’s Eve flyer was posted on Roever’s Instagram on February 28, 2024. It featured logos from Angels Helpers, the Big Art Festival and FIFA, suggesting a large-scale collaboration. However, none of these organizations has issued statements confirming any partnership with the charity for this date.

## What People Are Saying

A spokesperson for Snoop Dogg confirmed that the rapper had no knowledge of the proposed event and is not booked to perform in New York City on December 31. Similarly, a representative for 50 Cent stated that the artist was not scheduled for any public appearance on that night. DJ Khaled’s office also declined to comment on the flyer.

The Big Art Festival, which is known to host a separate 50 Cent concert in St. Barths on December 31, clarified that its event is a private, ticketed show with no affiliation to Angels Helpers. A representative for the festival said the promotional flyer was unrelated to their programming.

Angels Helpers has not issued an official statement about the New Year’s Eve event. In October 2024, the charity had already faced scrutiny after selling tickets for a gala that was later canceled; all attendees were reportedly refunded. No update has been released regarding the current flyer.

## What Happens Next

Alisa Roever did not respond to requests for comment. Instead, she posted an Instagram Story featuring a 2011 Page Six article about her wedding to Robert Roever, who is now divorced. The story had no connection to the pending event.

Because the flyer’s link was broken and the event has not been confirmed by any of the parties involved, it is likely that no party will be held on December 31. Tickets were never sold, so no refunds are necessary. The charity’s website currently displays no page for the event, and all references to it have disappeared from social media.

Fans and potential attendees who may have believed in the flyer are advised to verify future event details directly through Angels Helpers’ official channels or the verified accounts of the performers. The incident underscores the importance of cross‑checking charitable event claims before purchasing tickets or making public statements.