Chris Hemsworth’s $34 million Australia home robbed by masked men

  • Four thieves robbed Chris Hemsworth and Elsa Petaky’s home in Australia early on the morning of November 11.
  • Two of the masked thieves were allegedly armed with knives and the group stole three of the couple’s cars from their garage.
  • All three cars have been recovered, but so far no arrests have been made in the incident.

Chris Hemsworth and his wife Elsa Pataky’s home in Australia was broken into and masked thieves armed with knives stole three of the couple’s vehicles, according to reports.

On November 11, four burglars – two of whom apparently carried knives – broke into the actor’s home early in the morning while the family was home. Hemsworth and Pataky saw the men on their CCTV cameras later that morning and contacted police, who eventually recovered the impounded vehicles. People reported.

Chris Hemsworth and Elsa Petaky on July 17, 2025.

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The couple and their three children live in Broken Head, which the outlet says is about 470 miles north of Sydney. While Hemsworth and Pataky were home at the time of the robbery, it’s unclear if their daughter India Rose, 14, and twins Sasha and Tristan, 12, were also home at the time.

As of November 13, no charges have been filed and no arrests have been made, but the investigation continues. No injuries were reported during the incident.

A source close to Hemsworth told 7NEWS that Pataky woke up to the sound of dogs barking around 2 a.m., but ignored it at that time. The thieves scaled a secure fence in front of the property before entering a garage, where they found three cars parked with the keys inside, according to 7NEWS. The incident was reported around 7:30 a.m. and once recovered, the three vehicles were found in different locations, including one located more than two hours from Hemsworth and Pataky’s home, according to the Sydney Morning Herald.

Elsa Petaky and Chris Hemsworth in Sydney, Australia, September 11, 2024.

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Hemsworth and Pataky, a model and actress, began dating in 2010 and married the same year. The couple moved from Los Angeles to Hemsworth’s native Australia more than a decade ago. People reported.

“It was around the time my boys were born, and we were kind of settled in L.A. and we weren’t taking advantage of it,” the Thor ” the star said in an episode of the “SmartLess” podcast earlier this year. “Nothing was filming there, we were filming just about everywhere else.” He called their move to the Antipodes “the biggest decision”.

“It’s like summer all year round where we live,” Hemsworth said. People. “We have a big piece of land, a farm with horses, and our kids surf and fish and ride motorcycles all day. And we do pretty much the same thing.”

Elsa Petaky and Chris Hemsworth in Cannes on May 15, 2024.

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Pataky, born in Madrid, Spain, recently said: “When you’re in Los Angeles, work suffocates you. There, every conversation, even the billboards you see on the street, has to do with the film world and its industry. It can make you lose all perspective.”

By The IndependentThe Hemsworth-Pataky House is nicknamed “Fortress Hemsworth” by locals. They purchased the home, worth around $34 million, in 2021. It offers views of the Pacific Ocean, as well as six bedrooms, a gym, spa, media room and infinity pool.

On Friday, Pataky took to Instagram to share images from a seven-hour hike she took with her family. “Beautiful hike, enjoying nature and challenging our bodies (sic),” she wrote alongside the clip. The family looked carefree and unconcerned as they enjoyed the great outdoors.

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