A 30-year-old woman was arrested Sunday after allegedly firing several shots with a rifle at the Beverly Hills, Calif., mansion belonging to pop star Rihanna while the singer was allegedly inside her house.
Los Angeles police responded to the report of the shooting at 1:21 p.m. Sunday and quickly took the suspect into custody, a spokesperson told the California Post. One bullet reportedly pierced a wall of the home.
Photos from the scene showed yellow police tape outside the singer’s home. Los Angeles police officers were also seen closing off the street near the star’s property.
It is not apparent if Rihanna’s partner, rapper A$AP Rocky, and their three kids — RZA, 3, Riot Rose, 2, and 5-month-old Rocki Irish Mayers — were also in the house when the shots were fired.
No injuries were reported in the incident, according to Police Sgt. Jonathan de Vera, a spokesperson for the Los Angeles Police Department who spoke to the Los Angeles Times regarding the incident.
The LA Times also reported that the police dispatch for the incident noted “approximately 10 shots” being fired at the house, which came from a vehicle across the street from the residence.
The suspect then sped off in a white Tesla, heading south on Coldwater Canyon Drive, according to the dispatch audio.
A source close to Rihanna’s family told the Post, “they are all doing okay.” The singer has not yet publicly commented on the incident.
No other information, including motive for the shooting, is known at this time.
Rihanna has faced other scares while on her own property in the past.
Back in 2018, a 27-year-old man broke into Rihanna’s Hollywood Hills residence after hopping a fence, according to the Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office.
The alleged intruder — identified by prosecutors as Eduardo Leon — slipped inside the property while the singer was away and camped out in the house for roughly 12 hours before finally being discovered by one of her assistants.
He later pleaded no contest to stalking and was slapped with a 10-year stay-away order, barring him from going anywhere near the pop icon.
