Intruders Disrupt Selena Gomez’s Mother-in-Law at L.A. Home
In a dramatic incident, the mother-in-law of singer and actress Selena Gomez experienced a home invasion at her residence in Los Angeles. Sandra Levin, who is married to Gomez’s husband, music producer Benny Blanco, was at home in Studio City when the break-in occurred.
Details of the Break-In
According to reports, two masked men entered Levin’s home through a sliding glass door around 9:30 p.m. on a Monday night. This unsettling event mirrored scenes from Gomez’s popular series “Only Murders in the Building,” although the situation did not involve any fatalities.
- Location: Studio City, Los Angeles
- Time: Approximately 9:30 p.m. on Monday
- Method of Entry: Sliding glass door
Levin’s Response
Upon hearing unusual noises, Levin quickly ran upstairs and sought refuge in a bathroom within a bedroom. She later informed the authorities that she could hear the intruders walking around upstairs and trying to access a different room.
When Levin cautiously peeked out, her presence startled the intruders, prompting them to flee the scene. As of now, it remains unclear if anything was stolen during the break-in or whether the intruders were armed. Levin has not yet commented on the ordeal.
Context on Selena Gomez and Benny Blanco
Selena Gomez and Benny Blanco got married in September. Blanco is recognized for his collaborations with several top-selling artists in the music industry. In “Only Murders in the Building,” Gomez portrays Mabel Mora, a crime-solving podcaster who often finds herself in precarious situations while investigating murders.
The incident raises concerns about safety and security in high-profile neighborhoods like Studio City, where notable personalities reside.
