Seems to be like there is a new unhealthy man on the town.
Los Angeles police have arrested a person after he allegedly tried to burgle the childhood dwelling of pop singer Billie Eilish and her music producer brother, Finneas O’Connell.
An LAPD spokesperson confirmed to EW that officers responded to studies Thursday night of an individual hopping over a fence and coming into the yard of a house on the 900 block of Avenue 57 within the Highland Park neighborhood. A suspect — who was reportedly sporting all-black clothes and a black masks — was arrested on suspicion of housebreaking, however authorities stated additional particulars weren’t instantly obtainable.
In accordance with the Los Angeles Occasions, Eilish and O’Connell don’t reside on the dwelling, however property data present it’s nonetheless owned by their mother and father. It isn’t clear what, if something, was stolen from the house, or if the suspect was inside when police arrived.
Stefanie Keenan/Getty Pictures Finneas O’Connell and Billie Eilish
Representatives for Eilish and O’Connell did not instantly reply to EW’s request for remark Friday.
The L.A. abode is legendary for being the place the place a big chunk of Eilish’s first album, When We All Fall Asleep, The place Do We Go?, was recorded. The seven-time Grammy winner beforehand spoke about the home in a 2019 Rolling Stone interview, wherein she revealed that she needed to rent safety to remain within the dwelling after the tackle leaked on-line.
“It was actually traumatizing,” she stated. “I utterly do not feel secure in my home anymore, which sucks. I really like my home.”
The dwelling additionally acquired the star remedy when Eilish toured it and the encompassing neighborhood in a 2019 episode of The Late Late Present.
Extra reporting by Emlyn Travis.
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