Brad Pitt's Los Angeles home ‘ransacked' in shocking burglary, say police
As per Los Angeles Police Department, the burglars 'ransacked the location.'
Pitt wasn't home when the burglary incident took place.
Reportedly, the intruders have fled with items from the actor's house. However, it is not known what items have been stolen.
It is said that police initially did not confirm the house belonged to Pitt. Later, the address matched to that of a property bought by the Oscar-winning actor in 2023.
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