Chris Hemsworth and Elsa Pataky's home burgled, vehicles stolen
What's the story
Hollywood actor Chris Hemsworth and his wife, actor-model Elsa Pataky, recently became victims of a burglary at their Australian residence. The incident took place in the Northern Rivers area on Wednesday, November 11, when four unidentified individuals broke into their home and stole three vehicles. According to reports by Australian media outlets 7News and the Brisbane Times, the New South Wales Police Force is currently investigating the case.
Incident details
Pataky was awakened by barking dogs
On the day of the burglary, Pataky was reportedly awakened by their dogs barking around 2:00am.
However, she went back to sleep and only realized in the morning that three vehicles were missing from their property.
The stolen cars included a BYD electric vehicle, a Ram truck, and a Ford Ranger Raptor UT.
Security footage captured images of the suspects, four men wearing balaclavas, two of whom were armed with knives.
Recovery progress
All stolen vehicles recovered
The New South Wales Police Force has confirmed that all three stolen vehicles have been recovered.
One vehicle was found about an hour's drive from the Hemsworth-Pataky residence, while another was located more than two hours away on Wednesday.
The third vehicle was found on Thursday, per People.
No injuries were reported, and an investigation is currently underway to identify and apprehend the suspects.
Family details
Hemsworth-Pataky's family life
The couple has been married since 2010 and have three children together: India Rose, 14, and twin boys Sasha and Tristan, 12.
They live in Australia with their kids and dogs.
Over the years, Hemsworth has spoken about how happy he is to have returned home after spending so much time in the US.