Overview
- Higareda said in a YouTube video published July 6 that the break-in occurred when she was about four months pregnant and that she found rooms ransacked and broken glass when she went back to the house.
- She told viewers that a sudden intuition led her to stay at her mother’s home the night of the burglary, a decision she says kept her and her unborn children out of harm’s way.
- Her husband, entrepreneur Lewis Howes, was traveling in Spain at the time and told media he felt the couple had been watched and that the episode made him realize how dangerous a confrontation could have been.
- According to Higareda’s account, police, detectives and forensic teams inspected the property and told the family not to touch evidence; media reports do not mention any arrests or recovered property.
- The couple say the incident left them feeling deeply violated about safety in their home, a concern that highlights broader questions about privacy and security for public figures and may prompt them to change how they protect their family.