Lily Collins Reportedly a Victim of Theft in Los Angeles

Lily Collins was reportedly robbed of some sentimental personal items during a spa visit in Los Angeles.

The Emily in Paris star was at a West Hollywood hotel over the weekend when she became a victim of theft, as her belongings were reportedly stolen out of a "secure" location inside the establishment's spa.

Law enforcement sources told TMZ she stowed away her belongings—which included her wedding band, engagement ring, and some electronics—at the spa before going to enjoy some relaxation.

Upon exiting, Collins found that all of her things had turned up missing, though there was no sign of forced entry where she had stored the personal items.

L.A. County Sheriff's deputies are currently investigating the situation by looking over the building's security footage for leads, the tabloid reports. As of now, no arrests have been made.

The theft has been classified as "over $10,000," due to the burglar snatching the Inheritance star's wedding rings—a particularly sad loss, as the jewelry is a sign of the union between her and husband Charlie McDowell. Collins originally announced her engagement to the film director and writer in September 2020, and the pair wed one year later at Dunton Hot Springs in Colorado.

The daughter of English musician Phil Collins has not yet publicly spoken out about the details of the incident.

This year, L.A. has become somewhat of a hot spot for similar celebrity burglaries. Police responded to a theft at Drake's home in January after a man stole something from inside his residence, while Kellyn Acosta and Miles Teller also were victims of break-ins the very next month.

Earlier this month, Happy Days star and longtime Los Angeles resident Scott Baio even divulged his decision to move out of California due to "homelessness" and "no consequences for crime that is rampant," adding that "it’s just not a safe place anymore."

And Baio is not the first to pack it up and lay down roots outside of the Hollywood-based arena. Matthew McConaughey, Joe Rogan, Mark Wahlberg, Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban, and Ryan Reynolds and Blake Lively are among the many stars who have decided to raise their families elsewhere.