The four men suspected of raiding Joe Burrow’s mansion allegedly posed for a photo in the Cincinnati Bengals quarterback’s jewelry after carrying out the burglary. In a shocking new photo laid bare in court documents, all four men linked to the burglary can be seen posing in the jewelry they allegedly stole from Burrow – including the NFL star’s personalized diamond-encrusted chains. The group, who cops believe are illegal immigrants from Chile, were arrested during a traffic stop in Clark County last month; with Morales, Sanchez and Cabello now facing charges of transporting stolen goods interstate and falsifying records in a federal investigation. When she arrived at Burrow’s house and discovered that someone had broken in, the TikTok star reportedly phoned her mother, Diane, who then called police. Law enforcement responded to the NFL player’s home around 8:14pm on December 9, 2024, in reference to a reported burglary, charging documents read. They are understood to have made off with over $300,000 worth of his luxury possessions, according to federal prosecutors. The Bengals hero is one of many victims in a nationwide string of heists targeting sports stars, including Kansas City Chiefs duo Travis Kelce and Patrick Mahomes. On Tuesday, an FBI raid at a pawn shop in Manhattan’s Diamond District led to the arrest of two men believed to be linked to the burglary. 9′ chain necklaces, laid out alongside a wad of cash. An ‘associate’ of Burrow, believed to be his rumored new flame Olivia Ponton, had been dropped off at the residence shortly after 8pm and discovered rooms were unusually messy and a primary bedroom window on the back side of the home had been broken. Ponton – who boasts eight million followers on TikTok – is said to have told officers that she noticed ‘a shattered bedroom window and the room ransacked’ when she arrived at the property. During a security detail shift change at the home at approximately 6 pm, security personnel walked the perimeter of the house and no windows appeared to be broken at that time,’ investigators said. Law enforcement tracked the subjects in various states following the burglary, and subsequently located the vehicle at the La Quinta hotel on University Boulevard in Fairborn. Dimitriy Nezhinskiy, 43, and Juan Villar, 48, were charged with conspiracy to receive stolen property as part of an alleged fencing operation tied to an organized South American theft group. Burrow previously said he felt ‘violated’ by the break-in, which was cloaked in mystery after it emerged that the 911 call was made by Sports Illustrated Swimsuit model Ponton, rather than his longtime partner Olivia Holzmacher. Phone analysis reportedly showed that Cabello allegedly deleted photographs of the stolen goods and the back of the victim’s home during the traffic stop, thus falsifying records in a federal investigation. The Ohio State Highway Patrol later stopped the vehicle for a traffic violation. Authorities investigated the property, leading them to discover a trail camera image of a man carrying luggage and walking through the wooded area behind the home. They were reportedly were found with LSU and Bengals gear which is suspected to have been taken from Burrow. Additional cell phone analysis revealed other photos of the defendants in southeast Florida days after the burglary with luxury luggage and wearing the stolen jewelry. The fourth suspect, Alexander Chavez, 24, has not been charged federally but remains charged in Clark County, Nevada. However, it is unclear if the three suspects federally charged for the burglary of his property are also linked to the nationwide rash of pro-athlete thefts.

NEW YORK, March 7 (Reuters) – Diamonds and precious gemstones will shine bright on the Oscars red carpet on Sunday, when celebrities dressed in luxury gowns and sparkling jewelry gather for the film industry’s top honors. Male celebrities, including Oscar nominee Colman Domingo and Blunt’s husband, actor John Krasinski, have also added sparkle to their suits with brooches. Victoria Reynolds, chief gemologist and vice president of global merchandising, high jewelry, Tiffany & Co., told Reuters. The glitzy Hollywood ceremony is the culmination of awards season and the biggest showcase of high-end fashion and jewelry. Oscar nominee Emily Blunt wore its diamond and 18k gold leaves necklace and fan earrings, both designed by Jean Schlumberger, at the Golden Globes and Critics Choice Awards, while singer Dua Lipa donned a Tiffany & Co bracelet in platinum and 18k gold set with orange sapphires and similarly sparkly earrings at the BAFTA Film Awards. Krasinski wore a Jean Schlumberger by Tiffany Paris Flames brooch in yellow gold with diamonds at the Critics Choice Awards. Tiffany & Co. is one several jewelers that will be kitting out stars with sparkling necklaces, earrings, brooches and other pieces, having lent out items in the last weeks. Reynolds said, adding big earrings were also a red carpet trend.

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Bryson DeChambeau decided to commemorate his second major victory in his career with a garish and extravagant gold cell phone. DeChambeau commissioned a 24k gold Samsung phone that was produced by Irish company iDesign Gold – which makes ‘bespoke phones for sports stars around the world’. Not only is the phone completely gold, but at a value of $9,750 – it’s been custom engraved to mark the 124th US Open with the tournament’s logo, the Pinehurst logo, and his name. The golfer received the phone over the weekend while competing in the LIV Golf Spain tournament in Andalucia. Even the screen saver has been customized to show DeChambeau lifting the US Open trophy. Design Gold has produced phones for the likes of Lionel Messi, Conor McGregor, Kevin De Bruyne, Kylian Mbappe and many more. He made things close with three bogeys and two birdies as McIlroy hunted him down from three-strokes back. After holding the lead through 54 holes, DeChambeau entered the final round in the hopes of capturing his second US Open crown. But McIlroy missed his par putt from just a few feet away on his final hole that would have forced a playoff between him and DeChambeau.