WWE superstar couple's home burglarized while filming RAW
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The couple, whose real names are Colby Lopez and Rebecca Quin, were in Providence, R.I., for the show while their home in Playa del Rey, Calif., was broken into early Tuesday morning.
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The superstars, who married in 2021 and share a daughter named Roux, both made appearances on the program.
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Police told TMZ the home was broken into around 3 a.m. local time – hours after the show aired live on Netflix — with no one being home at the time.
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The house, located on the west side of Los Angeles, was broken into through a rear sliding door and the alleged bandits made off with some cash, according to the outlet. About $10,000 US in cash was missing, NBC Los Angeles reported.
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Rollins reportedly is the one who reported the crime to authorities.
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As of Wednesday afternoon, no arrests had been made and an investigation by police is ongoing.
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WWE is building toward several big events this weekend, including Saturday Night's Main Event and Evolution on Sunday, which will only feature women's matches.
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Rollins and Lynch have been among the professional wrestling company's biggest stars for the last several years.
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Rollins, who is the Money in the Bank contract holder, has won the WWE Universal Championship twice, the WWE Championship twice and World Heavyweight Championship once.
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Lynch is counted among the best female professional wrestlers ever and has won the Women's World Championship five times, among other honours.
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The homes of professional athletes and wrestlers have been targeted recently. Several high-profile NFL and NBA stars have seen their homes burglarized while out of town for games over the last year.
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In a scary incident last month, a Scarborough man obsessed with WWE superstar Liv Morgan was arrested after showing up at her Florida home for a 'friendly visit' — while allegedly brandishing an air rifle.
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