Gwen Stefani Burgled

Thieves Target No Doubt's Thieving Singer

September 30, 2009

Thieves broke into the Primrose Hill, London home of fake Kabbalah singer, Gwen Stefani. Ah, thieves, robbing thieves.

She has no qualms about ripping-off others. She steals music from other singers and clothes and perfumes from other designers, some known, some unknown in the mainstream. She then sticks her tacky logo on it, which is also a rip-off of the Gucci logo. Shameful. Get a real job, Stefani. Stop being such a loser.

The unoriginal Stefani, who is a cousin of grand thief, Madonna, was away on tour peddling her latest rubbish she calls music, to dwindling audiences.

Apparently, she shares a home with a BBC employee, Dame Elizabeth Forgan. How telling.

Burglars target Gwen Stefani's London house

Tuesday, 29 September , 2009, 13:02 - Burglars have battered down the front door of singer Gwen Stefani's 2.5 million pounds London house.

Thieves broke down the front door of Stefani's swanky Primrose Hill property, which is split into two flats, on Saturday night. But they failed to get into her upstairs flat.

Gwen, 39, was in Singapore with her group No Doubt at the time, reports mirror.co.uk...

The burglars, however, managed to break into the other flat in the building that the rock couple rent out to Dame Elizabeth Forgan, head of the Arts Council. They stole jewellery from Elizabeth's house. She was also out at the time.

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