Taylor Swift pal Todrick Hall’s LA home ‘robbed of $50K worth of goods’ while he was in London
11-time Grammy winner Taylor Swift’s pal Todrick Hall was reportedly the victim of a home burglary where robbers made off with ‘$50K’ worth of his valuables.
One of the 36-year-old Texan’s friends discovered the back window ‘smashed in’ and several handbags and personal property were missing – according to TMZ.
And while the LAPD is investigating the break-in, Todrick was in England on Saturday watching Hairspray at the London Coliseum for the ‘second time this week.’
Break in! 11-time Grammy winner Taylor Swift’s pal Todrick Hall was reportedly the victim of a home burglary where robbers made off with ‘$50K’ worth of his valuables (pictured in 2019)
Hall – who boasts 7M social media followers – did not appear to have a care in the world as he danced and sang along to the musical revival of John Waters’ 1988 film.
The Texan-born triple threat produced and performed in the 31-year-old pop star’s 2019 music video for You Need to Calm Down, which scored the MTV VMA for video of the year.
Todrick also appeared in Taylor’s 2020 Netflix documentary Miss Americana as well as her 2017 music video for Look What You Made Me Do.
Scary: One of the 36-year-old Texan’s friends discovered the back window ‘smashed in’ and several handbags and personal property were missing (pictured June 18)
Across the pond: And while the LAPD is investigating the break-in, Todrick was in England on Saturday watching Hairspray at the London Coliseum for the ‘second time this week’
Weee! Hall – who boasts 7M social media followers – did not appear to have a care in the world as he danced and sang along to the musical revival of John Waters’ 1988 film
Hall has also served as a resident choreographer and occasional judge on RuPaul’s Drag Race since season eight.
The American Idol #9 alum is next scheduled to headline the LGBT-friendly festival Market Days Chicago on August 8 at 2pm at Northalstead in Illinois.
Todrick – who came out as gay at age 15 – recently dropped the music video for his single D*** This Big.
Team: The Texan-born triple threat produced and performed in the 31-year-old pop star’s 2019 music video for You Need to Calm Down, which scored the MTV VMA for video of the year
You better werrrk! Todrick (L, pictured in 2020) has also served as a resident choreographer and occasional judge on RuPaul’s Drag Race since season eight
Next gig: Hall is next scheduled to headline the LGBT-friendly festival Market Days Chicago on August 8 at 2pm at Northalstead in Illinois