Kim Kardashian Property Targeted As Celebrity Home Invasions Continue

Kim Kardashian’s Hidden Hills security scare follows costly invasions involving LUCKI, Bleood and several Los Angeles stars.

Kim Kardashian escaped another major security scare Sunday when a man allegedly entered her Hidden Hills compound and drove away in a vehicle.

A security guard reportedly spotted him loading property into a staff member’s car before calling Los Angeles County sheriff’s deputies.

Deputies surrounded the estate and arrested the unidentified man after he allegedly drove the car around the gated neighborhood. The suspect never entered the main house, carried no weapon and caused no injuries.

The bizarre joyride followed two costly invasions at rappers’ homes during July, when armed crews targeted Bleood and LUCKI within days.

Three gunmen entered Bleood’s Mar Vista residence around 4 A.M. while the rising artist was inside recording music.

Los Angeles police said they carried an AR-style pistol and handgun before escaping with roughly $200,000 in clothing, watches and electronics.

LUCKI returned from touring Europe days later and found his West Hollywood home ransacked, with nearly $500,000 in belongings reportedly missing.

The Chicago rapper later displayed jewelry and cash online while saying, “All I know how to do is pop it.”

Chris Brown faced a different pattern in June as two unwanted visitors reached his Tarzana estate through separate back-to-back security incidents.

Police arrested a woman outside Brown’s property June 2 after an initial burglary call, though investigators said she never entered the house.

That arrest came days after a man allegedly scaled Brown’s fence and tried starting a fire near the six-bedroom mansion.

Authorities arrested the same man three times within 48 hours because he repeatedly returned after being released, according to reports.

Those encounters recalled Brown’s far more dangerous 2015 home invasion, when armed robbers locked his aunt inside a closet and stole valuables.

The newest cases extend a yearlong run of celebrity home invasions across Los Angeles, often striking when prominent residents are traveling.

Tracee Ellis Ross lost more than $100,000 in jewelry and handbags during a September burglary that involved three intruders and a glass door.

Kathy Hilton and Sutton Stracke had homes targeted during BravoCon in November, while Rachel Zoe’s Bel-Air mansion was breached in March.

Kardashian’s alleged intruder remained unidentified Monday as sheriff’s detectives continued investigating the burglary and determining whether additional charges were warranted.

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