Suspect arrested at Kim Kardashian’s mansion after stolen vehicle, break-in reported in Hidden Hills
Kim Kardashian's mansion in the affluent Los Angeles enclave of Hidden Hills was targeted by a burglar on Sunday, with a vehicle stolen from the property, officials confirmed to Fox News Digital. Deputies from the Malibu/Lost Hills Sheriff's station responded to the scene and arrested a suspect, who now faces charges of burglary and vehicle theft. The incident adds to a string of high-profile break-ins targeting celebrities in the Los Angeles area in recent years.
Deputies were called to the 24800 block of Long Valley Road shortly before 4pm on Sunday following a report of a residential burglary. On arrival, they located an adult male at the scene and took him into custody. Details of the suspect's identity and the exact circumstances of the break-in have not been fully disclosed.
- Kim Kardashian's Hidden Hills home was burgled on Sunday
- A vehicle was stolen from the property before the break-in
- A suspect was arrested and charged with burglary, vehicle theft
New here? Start with this
Kim Kardashian is one of the world's most recognisable celebrities, known for reality television, business ventures and a large social media following. She lives with her family in Hidden Hills, a gated community near Los Angeles that is popular with wealthy and famous residents partly because of its privacy and security. Her wealth and profile have made her home a target before, and burglaries at celebrity properties in the LA area have become a recurring problem in recent years.
The Malibu/Lost Hills Sheriff's station is the local law enforcement agency responsible for policing Hidden Hills and nearby communities. Officers from this station are typically the first to respond to incidents at properties in the area, including this one.
This case matters because it touches on the broader issue of celebrity home security, and how public figures with highly visible lifestyles and known addresses can become repeat targets for theft and break-ins.