“Tom Hanks and Rita Wilson Victims of Southern California Burglary Surge”

Tom Hanks and Rita Wilson have fallen victim to a troubling wave of high-profile burglaries sweeping through Southern California. The couple’s Pacific Palisades mansion was targeted by burglars in a recent incident that underscores a growing trend of property crimes affecting upscale neighborhoods.

According to law enforcement sources, the break-in occurred a few weeks ago while Hanks and Wilson were away from their Los Angeles home. The burglars, believed to be part of organized crime groups, accessed the property during broad daylight. They broke into a guest house on the estate but did not enter the main residence. The alarm, triggered by a broken window, failed to prevent the intruders from proceeding with the burglary.

Fortunately, no one was present at the time, and the main house was left untouched. As of now, it is unclear what, if anything, was stolen, and there have been no arrests. Authorities believe that the burglary was part of a broader pattern affecting the area rather than a targeted attack on the couple. This incident is among more than a dozen similar break-ins reported in the San Fernando Valley recently.

The burglary at Hanks and Wilson’s home is part of a disturbing trend impacting several celebrities. In recent months, stars like Bhad Bhabie, Sarah Hyland, and Marlon Wayans have also been targeted in similar incidents. In April, Kyle Richards’ daughter, Farrah Aldjufrie, experienced a break-in under strikingly similar circumstances.

Despite owning multiple properties, including homes in Malibu, California; Sun Valley, Idaho; and Greece, Hanks and Wilson primarily reside in their Pacific Palisades mansion. They purchased the sprawling 14,513-square-foot estate in 2010 for $26 million. Built in 1996, the luxurious home features amenities such as a wine cellar, a cliffside swimming pool, and multiple spacious balconies with breathtaking views.

The incident highlights a growing concern for safety among high-profile individuals in Southern California, as organized burglary rings continue to target affluent areas.