Brad Pitt's pad burgled as star travels for F1 press tour
Brad Pitt's $8.4 million Los Angeles home has been burgled while the actor was on a press tour for the premiere of his new F1 film.
A spokesperson from the Los Angeles Police Department confirmed that a break-in happened about 10.30pm on Wednesday at the Los Feliz house.
They confirmed that three suspects climbed over a fence and entered the property via the front window, ransacked the house and made off with an 'unknown amount of property'. The $8.4 million home was burgled by three individuals, LAPD officials confirmed. Credit: Supplied
The value of the stolen items has not been revealed.
Investigators have confirmed that no one was home at the time of the burglary.
The invasion of Pitt's home comes while the actor has been on an international press tour for F1: The Movie.
The 61-year-old was most recently seen at the film's European premiere in London's Leicester Square on Monday, arriving at the event with girlfriend Ines de Ramon. Brad Pitt and Ines de Ramon walk the red carpet at the Leicester Square premiere of Pitt's latest film F1: The Movie. Credit: Supplied
The burglary is the latest in a string of celebrity home invasions in Los Angeles this year, with Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban facing a similar burglary on Valentines Day.
Pitt's representatives have declined to comment on the burglary to local media outlets.
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