Zoey Deutch ‘is robbed of $300,000 worth of jewellery and cash after thieves break into her home’

Zoey Deutch has reportedly been robbed of $300,000 in jewelry and cash after thieves broke into her Los Angeles home.

According to TMZthe 27-year-old actress came home earlier this month to find that her door had been slammed and her house searched.

The Not Okay star hadn’t made it clear on social media that she had left town and was only gone for a few hours when the theft happened.

According to the publication, police are watching a video taken near Zoey to identify the burglars, but no arrests have been made.

MailOnline has reached out to Zoey Deutch representatives for comment.

Zoey, the daughter of director Howard Deutch and actress Lea Thompson, first received recognition for her role in the film Everybody Wants Some!!

Early in her career, she appeared in shows including The Sweet Life on Deck and crime drama Ringer.

Zoey’s accident comes just two weeks after Little Mix singer Perrie Edwards’ £3.5 million mansion – which she shares with her Liverpool pro footballer fiancé Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain – was targeted by burglars.

A source said at the time:[Perrie and Alex] are now terrified for their safety. It’s just the most insulting thing – to think that someone looked at all their belongings before they even realized what was happening is so disturbing.

“The audacity of doing it while they were in the house is terrifying, and it’s clear they are heartbroken that many valuables that meant a lot to them – not just financially – have been stolen.

“This is their dream home and they love it as a family. Suddenly it feels tarnished, but they are determined to move on with their lives and of course they will take all necessary steps to ensure they are completely safe in the future.”

Cheshire Police said in a statement: ‘The perpetrators broke into the house by stealing jewelery and handbags while residents were inside.’

In addition, model Tamara Ecclestone offered a £6million reward in July to get her stolen jewelery back after she was the target of a £26million robbery in 2019.

She wrote on Instagram: “I’d be happy to pay 25% of the value of anything the police can recover. I have waited long enough to get my stolen belongings back by conventional means.

“So now I’m going to do what I wanted to do from the beginning and go Mel Gibson style from the movie ‘Ransom’. If you are the source, you get the reward. It’s that simple. With a total value of £26 million, that’s a reward of up to £6 million for anyone who can help me get back what is rightfully mine.”