US EditionTracee Ellis Ross’ House Broken Into, Burglars Steal More Than $100,000 of Jewelry and Handbags
Three burglars shattered a rear glass door to steal over $100,000 in jewelry and handbags from Tracee Ellis Ross's home, part of a rising trend in celebrity-targeted burglaries.
- Early Sunday morning, Tracee Ellis Ross's Los Angeles residence was broken into through a shattered rear glass door, resulting in the theft of jewelry and handbags valued at over $100,000.
- The break-in happened while Ross, a 52-year-old actress known for 'Black-ish,' was out of town, and suspects entered through the back door without anyone home.
- Police are investigating the burglary using security camera footage and continue to seek the three suspects who fled with luxury items.
- Officers confirmed the theft exceeded $100,000 and noted Ross is the latest celebrity targeted during a recent wave of home burglaries in Los Angeles.
- This incident highlights ongoing security challenges for celebrities in Los Angeles and underscores police efforts to address multiple recent high-profile burglaries.
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L.A. home of Tracee Ellis Ross ransacked by thieves who steal $100K in jewelry
Thieves broke into Tracee Ellis Ross’s Los Angeles home over the weekend and reportedly got away with more than $100,000 in jewelry and handbags, according to multiple media reports. The 52-year-old “Black-ish” and “Girlfriends” actor was not at home at the time of the break-in, which unfolded in the early morning hours of Aug. 31. According to the Los Angeles Times, police said three suspects broke through a glass door and into the home and …
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Tracee Ellis Ross’ House Broken Into, Burglars Steal More Than $100,000 of Jewelry and Handbags
Tracee Ellis Ross’ home in Los Angeles was burglarized by three burglars in the early hours of Aug. 31, according to authorities. The Black-ish star was not home at the time.
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