Kim Kardashian’s mansion in Hidden Hills faced a break-in on Sunday as a vehicle was stolen from the property. Officials confirmed the incident to Fox News Digital.
Deputies from the Malibu/Lost Hills Sheriff’s station were dispatched to the 24800 block of Long Valley Road prior to 4 p.m. The visit was in response to a residential burglary report. They arrested an adult male at the location.
Currently, Kardashian, 45, and her four children do not reside in the home due to renovation work, according to Fox News Digital.
The Suspect
The suspect, identified as Trey Mendel, was reportedly seen placing various items into a vehicle at the property, as per the Los Angeles Times.
“Upon arrival, deputies located a white male adult — Trey Mendel — and placed him under arrest for burglary and taking a vehicle without the owner’s consent,” the authorities reported.
The suspect was taken to the Malibu/Lost Hills Sheriff’s Station where he was booked for the charges. He remains in custody.
Investigation Continues
The investigation is still underway and the findings will be forwarded to the Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office for further action.
Fox News Digital confirmed that the stolen vehicle did not belong to the Skims founder, Kardashian.
Authorities urged anyone with information to reach out to the Malibu/Lost Hills Sheriff’s Station Detective Bureau.
Kardashian and her representatives did not provide immediate comments upon request from Fox News Digital. At the time of the break-in, Kim Kardashian was not present at the property.
In 2014, Kardashian and her former husband, Kanye West, purchased the Hidden Hills mansion for approximately $20 million. Following their divorce, Kardashian acquired the home and its contents from West for $23 million. She now resides there with their four children: North, Chicago, Saint, and Psalm. The divorce was finalized in November 2022.

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