The 'Wild 'N Out' star laments losing her personal belongings, including her gifted Bible and 'personal journals,' saying everything is replaceable except the Bible.
- Jun 16, 2023
AceShowbiz - B. Simone just had a misfortune in California. The comedian/actress has become a victim of theft after her car was broken into and all of her personal belongings were stolen while visiting Oakland on Friday, June 16.
The star of DaBaby's "Find My Way" music video took to her Instagram Story to share a video showing the aftermath of the incident. Filming her car which was vandalized with the windows being shattered into pieces, she wrote in the caption, "Like wtf broo."
In a separate Story, B. Simone appeared to be upset with the city as she wrote, "Not effin' with okland [sic] right now." She also detailed what she lost after the thieve(s) ransacked her parked vehicle.
"Whoever robbed us took Hella sentimental stuff," the "Nick Cannon Presents: Wild 'N Out" star revealed. "My bible which was a gift and highlighted all the way through. Our personal journals, Cameras with personal content. Eff the diamonds and bags."
Claiming that all of them are replaceable except the Bible, B. Simone wants her Bible back. "that stuff can be replaced. I want my bible back …. Seriously," she added in her Story.
Apparently not surprised by crimes in the city, some people blamed B. Simone for leaving the items in her car. "You left that s**t in the car, in OAKLANNNNND!?!?!???!" one of them asked. Another wrote, "You parked in Oakland with all that stuff in your trunk ? Midst well put a sign on the car saying 'come bip me'. I'm sorry but some stuff is just common sense."
"She gon be like '$10 to see what happened to the suspect, join my close friends now'," a third claimed, making a reference to her recent controversy for urging fans to subscribe to her Close Friends on Instagram.
Blasting the trolls, someone wrote, "Y'all really making jokes about her getting robbed? That's weird and evil." Another agreed as writing, "The fact that y'all are justifying her getting robbed because she left valuables in our car understandable but we have to stop normalizing this s**t let's normalize not being thieves let's do that."
Someone else prays that B. Simone will be compensated by God for her stolen items, saying, "The fact that she only wants her Bible back says it all! You will get your Bible back plus 100 folds. May it be returned to you the way you left it. Amen."
It's currently unknown if B. Simone has reported the robbery to police or not.
