Brad Pitt's Los Angeles residence was burglarized after suspects scaled the front fence and entered through a window.
Brad Pitt’s Los Angeles home in the Los Feliz neighborhood was burglarized on the night of June 25 while he was away promoting his new film F1: The Movie. According to law enforcement sources, three suspects scaled the front fence and entered through a window around 10:30 p.m. They ransacked the property and fled with an undisclosed number of miscellaneous items.
News outlets have reached out to the LAPD for more details but hasn't heard back. Pitt's rep declined to comment when contacted outlets.
Fortunately, Pitt wasn’t home at the time—he was attending the film’s London premiere alongside his girlfriend, Ines de Ramon. The LAPD is investigating the incident and reviewing surveillance footage to identify the suspects. The 61-year-old was in New York on June 16 for its world premiere, before attending a U.K. screening on June 23.
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At the London event, Pitt reconnected with Tom Cruise, his former costar from Interview With the Vampire, who had previously collaborated on Top Gun: Maverick with F1 director Joseph Kosinski and producer Jerry Bruckheimer.
Cruise posted on Instagram after their meeting, saying, "You guys crushed it!!" "Great night at the movies with my friends!!"
Ines de Ramon, Pitt's girlfriend of almost two years who had accompanied him during the filming of the Formula One racing film, was also present at both premieres.
“No, dude, it’s not that calculated,” in May, Brad denied to GQ that he was sending the jewelry designer to the scene to generate publicity for Formula One. “If you’re living, oh my God, how exhausting would that be? If you’re living with making those kinds of calculations?"
He also added, "No, life just evolves. Relationships evolve.”
This break-in adds to a troubling trend of celebrity home burglaries in Los Angeles this year, including incidents involving Nicole Kidman, Keith Urban, and Jennifer Aniston.
