Actress Monet Mazur frightened away three masked suspects who allegedly tried to break into her Hollywood Hills home.
Mazur, 50, was at the property with her dog on Saturday night when at least three people dressed in black and wearing ski masks approached at about 11:30 p.m., the California Post reported.
The home, which realty websites estimate is worth more than $1.5 million, is fitted with security cameras. Mazur saw the suspects approaching through the live camera feed.
She confronted the group, prompting the would-be burglars to flee after realizing someone was inside. The precise nature of the confrontation remains unclear.
Mazur, who is best known for playing Laura Fine-Baker on the television series All American, contacted the Los Angeles Police Department. Officers were sent to the residence.
The suspects had disappeared by the time police arrived. An LAPD helicopter searched the surrounding area but found no one, and no arrests had been reported by Sunday evening.
Footage recorded by RMG News shows Mazur outside the property, apparently wearing pajamas while speaking on the phone, as LAPD officers responded at the scene.
The video also appeared to show a can of pepper spray resting on the doormat near the front door.
Hollywood actress Monet Mazur, known for her role as Laura Fine-Baker on All American, reportedly scared off three masked suspects at her Hollywood Hills home Saturday night
Footage from the attempted break-in shows Mazur outside her home on the phone in what appears to be sleepwear
Mazur’s home, estimated by realty websites to be worth more than $1.5 million, features two bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, a two-car garage and views of the Los Angeles skyline
Mazur began her acting career in the 1990s and reached a career high in the 2000s, appearing in films such as 40 Days and 40 Nights, Blow, Torque, Just Married and The House Bunny.
Her television credits include Castle, CSI: Miami and NCIS: Los Angeles. She also served as a producer on the series Snatch.
According to realty websites, Mazur’s 2,125-square-foot Hollywood Hills property includes two bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms and a two-car garage. The home sits on a 4,250-square-foot lot overlooking the Los Angeles skyline.
The attempted break-in comes as Los Angeles experiences a series of burglaries and home invasions involving celebrity properties.
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In March, a Bel Air home belonging to Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star Rachel Zoe was burglarized while she was away.
Zoe’s fellow Real Housewives of Beverly Hills cast members Kathy Hilton and Sutton Stracke were also targeted in November 2025 while attending BravoCon in Las Vegas.
Singer Lionel Richie was reportedly inside his home in August of last year when an intruder entered the property.
A security alarm at Richie’s home was activated during the incident, causing the suspect to run away before stealing any valuables.
Mazur saw the suspects on her security cameras and confronted them. Pictured from left to right last month are Alexandria Hilfiger, Mazur, Lela Becker, Time Kaeding and Daphne Guinness
Mazur began acting in the 90s and the peak of her career was in the 2000s, when she appeared in many films show shows
In late June 2025, thieves broke into actor Brad Pitt’s residence in Los Angeles’ Los Feliz neighborhood while the star was out of the country.
Authorities believe the burglars struck while Pitt was traveling in Japan promoting his racing drama F1.
Teddi Mellencamp, former star of The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, said last year that her home was the subject of an attempted break-in.
Mellencamp revealed that thieves were scared off after a security alarm, installed by her estranged husband Edwin Arroyave’s security company, was triggered.
She later shared unsettling security footage showing several men climbing over a fence and moving toward the side of her house before suddenly sprinting away when the alarm began blaring.
Also in 2025, actress Nicole Kidman and her ex Keith Urban were caught up in the trend of celebrity break-ins.
Their Beverly Hills mansion, purchased in 2008 for $4.7 million, was reportedly targeted while the couple was out of town.
According to reports, an intruder smashed a window to gain entry, but a staff member who was on the property at the time managed to scare the suspect away before anything could be taken.
