RHOBH Stars Kathy Hilton and Sutton Stracke’s Homes Are Burglarized While They Attend BravoCon

Kathy Hilton and Sutton Stracke‘s homes were burglarized on Saturday as they attended the events of BravoCon in Las Vegas.

Years after their Real Housewives of Beverly Hills castmates, including Kyle Richards, 56, and Dorit Kemsley, 49, were targeted with their own robberies, the homes of Kathy, 66, and Sutton, 54, faced their own set of scary circumstances — just hours apart.

According to a November 17 report from TMZ, law enforcement sources confirmed that police were called by Sutton’s dog walker on Saturday afternoon, around 2 p.m., after they noticed that a window in the kitchen of her $5.3 million home in Bel Air had been broken.

In a video shared by Katie Pope on TikTok, the woman shared a photo of the cops on scene. 

Hours later, Kathy’s husband, Rick Hilton, 70, called 911 after a break-in at their Bel Air home, telling law enforcement that there were three burglars inside. However, by the time the police arrived, the robbers had gotten away.

It is unclear whether anything was taken during either break-in.

While it does not appear that Kathy and Sutton have spoken out about their respective situations quite yet, they did continue to post on social media throughout the weekend, with Kathy posting a clip of them together with her daughter, Nicky Hilton, 42, on Sunday.

The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills season 15 premieres on Thursday, December 4, at 8/7c on Bravo.

The Walking Dead changed direction in the early 2020s, as possible plans for a twelfth season morphed into a series of spinoffs that would take the main cast members across the United States and beyond. Predictably, these spinoffs more or less tell their own separate stories. 

While both are worthy additions to AMC’s 

As The Walking Dead season 12 begins drifting further into the distance, it’s worth remembering that the closest we’re likely to get is a miniseries from almost two years ago.

Released in 2023, The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live was, to all intents and purposes, 

Unlike Dead City and Daryl Dixon, The Ones Who Live took the biggest mystery from The Walking Dead and resolved it almost completely. Across six episodes, 

Even so, it would be difficult to call The Ones Who Live “The Walking Dead season 12” if Rick and Michonne were the only two returnees. Fortunately, they were not. In addition to Pollyanna McIntosh as Jadis, 

Whereas Dead City and Daryl Dixon focus predominantly on new characters and storylines, only using the main show as a starting point, The Ones Who Live did the exact opposite, prioritizing the questions and characters that viewers of the main show would be most interested in.

Among the three most recent spinoffs, The Ones Who Live was also alone in maintaining The Walking Dead‘s usual tone. Daryl is swept up in epic European culture and 

The Ones Who Live

 may have partially filled the void left by The Walking Dead season 12, but the main show still demands a proper continuation. With only six episodes to play with, The Ones Who Live

couldn’t finish every narrative, and plenty of items on the to-do list can only be achieved with the full ensemble.

The Ones Who Live showed Rick returning to Judith and meeting RJ for the first time, but we also need his reunion with Daryl and reaction to seeing Negan again. 

Morgan promised to return home at the end of Fear the Walking Dead, the origin of the virus was teased in World Beyond, and variant zombies have yet to be properly explained.