Morgan Stewart Got Robbed Twice in Beverly Hills and the List of Celebrity Victims Just Keeps Growing

She was not venting on social media. Morgan Stewart sat down on Jake Shane’s Therapuss podcast and said it plainly: everyone she knows in LA has been robbed.

That lands differently when you realize she is not speaking as someone who heard about it. She is speaking as someone it happened to. Twice.

The House That Got Hit Twice

The first time, Morgan was on a school camping trip with her kids. Her security guard was stationed out front. He fell asleep.

Thieves smashed through her office door, ransacked her husband’s watch collection, then hit the closet. They walked out with six luxury bags on each arm and tossed them over the gate. One was a rare Hermes Birkin bought in France. It had been home for exactly two days.

A full glass display case of bags was left untouched. Morgan thinks they assumed it had a sensor alarm. They knew exactly what to take and what to avoid.

She watched the footage afterward. Saw them climb over her gate in the middle of the day, bags on each arm, throwing everything over like trash.

“You are so disrespectful. Hop politely because you’ve just scratched the Box Kelly I just got.” That reaction, worrying about a scratch mid-robbery, is what being violated twice does to a person.

The second time, security spotted them on the hillside. Still did not stop them. They got all her jewelry before being detected. Most of it was eventually recovered.

She Is Not the Only One

Morgan named the list on the podcast and it reads like a Beverly Hills directory. Brad Pitt, Lionel Richie, Goldie Hawn and Kurt Russell, Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban, Tracee Ellis Ross, Rachel Zoe, Kathy Hilton, Sutton Stracke.

Kathy Hilton and Sutton Stracke were both hit the same weekend in November 2025 while they were at BravoCon. Sutton lost Hermes, Chanel, and fine jewelry through a kitchen window. Brad Pitt’s home was broken into in June 2025 while he was abroad.

Security expert Kris Herzog of the Bodyguard Group of Beverly Hills explained the method: signal jammers that kill WiFi, cameras, alarm panels, and smart locks simultaneously. Then the crew arrives dressed as gardeners. Standard home security is not built for this.

The Hollywood Reporter piece on Morgan’s Therapuss episode covered her account. But what nobody has said clearly is this is not bad luck. It is a coordinated pattern targeting specific zip codes, specific lifestyles, and specific closets.

The home is supposed to be the one place that holds. The story of two daughters in Dunkirk, New York who waited 20 years for justice after their fathers were stabbed inside their own home is a reminder that this kind of violation does not just leave when the intruders do.

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Why This Matters

National burglary rates hit a 20-year low in 2025, down 19% in the first half of the year. That number is accurate and almost entirely irrelevant to Beverly Hills.

According to Landsky’s residential security research, targeted break-ins at luxury estates in LA hillside communities climbed 12% in the past fourteen months. Home invasions in affluent neighborhoods spiked during the exact same period the national numbers were falling.

Between January 2025 and May 2026, one suspect alone was charged with hitting 18 single-family homes across West LA. These patterns go beyond LA too.

A Chicago man charged with attempted murder after breaking into an Illinois home shows how fast property crime escalates.

A Canton, Massachusetts case where a man opened a bedroom window and grabbed a sleeping woman’s ankle shows how little a locked door means to someone determined to get inside.

Morgan now says her home is guarded like Fort Knox. That is not a quirk. That is the new baseline.

Key Takeaways

• Morgan Stewart was robbed twice at her Beverly Hills home in separate incidents
• First robbery: security guard fell asleep, thieves took six luxury bags including a Hermes Birkin owned for two days
• Second robbery: all her jewelry was taken, most eventually recovered
• Crews use WiFi jammers to disable cameras, alarms, and smart locks before entering
• Other celebrities hit include Brad Pitt, Nicole Kidman, Kathy Hilton, Sutton Stracke, and Lionel Richie
• Nationally burglary is down 19%, but targeted luxury home break-ins in LA hillside communities climbed 12% in fourteen months

If this happened at your home twice, what would you actually do? Do you think better security is the answer, or does something bigger need to change in how LA handles these crews? Drop your take in the comments.

Wrapping Up

Morgan’s story is not celebrity gossip. It is a clear account of how these robberies work, told by someone who lived through it twice.

The detail that stays: she watched them throw bags worth tens of thousands over her gate like garbage, and her first thought was about a scratch. That is what the second time does to a person.

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Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only. All details are based on publicly available reports at the time of publication.