'RHOBH' Star Sutton Stracke Details Terrifying Home Invasion: 'It Feels Strange'

It's been a month since "Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" stars Sutton Stracke and Kathy Hilton's homes were burglarized. Now, Stracke is speaking out, recounting the horrifying experience that occurred during BravoCon 2025 in Las Vegas, Nevada.

Sutton Stracke and Kathy Hilton aren't the only "RHOBH" cast members to experience break-ins. Dorit Kemsley was the victim of a robbery in October 2021, while Kyle Richards opened up about her experience after a 2017 incident.

Speaking on "Nightline," Stracke got candid about her frightening home break-in, calling the experience "strange," knowing there were "three men in my room."

News of the burglaries first broke in November 2025. In a statement, Stracke confirmed that she was working with police in their investigation. "The individuals involved entered through a kitchen window and stole all of my luxury handbags, including pieces from Hermes, Chanel and other designers. They also took my fine jewelry," she said in a statement.

A spokesperson for Hilton confirmed that her family home was also targeted, but that everyone was safe.

Stracke explained during her ABC interview that many of the stolen bags were family heirlooms. "Not to mention also this strange sense of somebody was in here," she said.

The mother of three also reflected on her time on the series, during which she's boasted about her lavish lifestyle and flashy items. "I never conjured the idea that somebody was watching this show to break into my house," she explained.

Stracke added, "I can't allow myself to live in fear of being on this show and not letting our viewers experience things in its most authentic, truest form."

Years before Stracke appeared on "RHOBH," the show's longest-running cast member, Richards, experienced a home break-in of her own.

Richards was emotional when speaking about the ordeal on the "RHOBH" reunion and in an interview with PEOPLE, sharing that more than $1 million in jewelry and luxury items were stolen.

"Everything my mother, who passed away, had ever collected and saved to give to me — that I had always envisioned of passing on to my four daughters — was gone," she said. "Even my children's baby bracelets. Obviously those are the things that hurt the most, things that I can't replace. They're completely invaluable."

Richards admitted that while some material things could be replaced, she was still deeply affected by the loss. "I feel embarrassed to say that, but those are things that were either given to me by someone that I care about or that I worked really hard for. So it hurts no matter what," she said.

In 2021, Kemsley made headlines after she was the victim of a home burglary. She recalled the terrifying experience in a later episode of "RHOBH," telling her co-stars that she begged the robbers for mercy.

"Please, please. I have little babies. Please, I'm a mother. Please, I beg of you. My kids need me," she remembered saying. "I was begging and begging and the other guy's going, 'Just f-cking kill her! Just f-cking kill her!'"

Since reporting the break-in, Kemsley received pushback from fans who believed she staged the encounter for attention. On "Watch What Happens Live" with Andy Cohen, she responded to the questions asking why she hadn't taken precautions to protect her home before the incident, such as setting the home alarm.

"I have small children. They get up in the middle of the night, and usually come to my room," she said. "If I put the alarm on — and the reason why I don't or hadn't before — is because they could drift downstairs and then the alarm would go off."

Two years later, Kemsley opened up about the lasting effects of her home burglary during the "RHOBH" season 13 premiere.

In a confessional, the reality star explained that she realized her bag had been stolen while she was out Christmas shopping.

"The police came down and they reviewed the video surveillance. They discovered that I was followed by three men," she said, revealing she was thrown "right back into the throes of PTSD."