No security. No caretaker. Even less than what would be in an occasionally visited weekend home.
If he only used it as a closet it would still have had a guard. He's a movie star, and this address has been widely publicized. It's a target, and he has always been security-obsessed.
This isn't a home for him, much less the home. It's simply a property he owns.
It serves as a decoy. Not the only one he's employing.
It answers the question: where does he live? Like the other decoy answers the question: who is he dating?
Brad Pitt's Los Angeles home was ransacked by burglars Wednesday night, law enforcement sources told ABC News.
— ABC News (@ABC) June 26, 2025
The actor was not home at the time. https://t.co/aF5UlzP2pW
Brad Pitt's Los Angeles home was ransacked by burglars Wednesday night, law enforcement sources told ABC News.
Officers responded to the home in the Los Feliz area around 10:30 p.m. PT. Three suspects had jumped over a fence to gain entry to the yard, then broke in through a front window, sources said.
The home was "ransacked," with an unknown number of items taken, according to police. Police are investigating and will utilize any surveillance video from the home and the area.
The LAPD did not officially confirm the occupant of the home, but sources confirmed to ABC News that it was Pitt's residence.
It's unclear if the star was targeted or if, as is often the case, it was just another pricey home that was hit that happened to be his, sources said.
The actor was not home at the time; he has been publicly on the road promoting the new movie "F1."
ABC News has reached out to his representative for comment.
Brad Pitt's Los Feliz home ransacked by burglars, LAPD sources confirm. https://t.co/SHpExMIggT
— CBS News (@CBSNews) June 26, 2025
Updated on: June 26, 2025 / 8:54 PM EDT / KCAL News
The Los Angeles Police Department is investigating a burglary Wednesday night at actor Brad Pitt's Los Feliz home.
Two law enforcement sources confirmed the break-in to CBS News Los Angeles on Thursday afternoon.
The burglary happened at 10:30 p.m. on Wednesday in the 2300 block of N. Edgemont Street, according to LAPD. The department's Media Relations Division said three suspects broke into the house through a front window.
Investigators said they ransacked the home and stole miscellaneous items. Police did not specify the monetary value of the stolen items.
No one was home during the burglary, according to LAPD.
