“A $50,000 Bag and $20,000 Jeans Were Stolen”: Kourtney Kardashian’s Stepdaughter Turns to the FBI for Help

Alabama Barker, the 20-year-old daughter of Blink-182 drummer Travis Barker and stepdaughter of Kourtney Kardashian, has accused former friends of stealing designer clothing, jewelry and home furnishings worth more than $130,000. She claims the acquaintances spent two years taking valuable items from her home and is now asking the FBI to help recover her belongings.

Alabama shared her account in a series of emotional posts on TikTok, where she has 7.1 million followers. According to the young woman, she trusted the people involved and treated them like family, but they took advantage of her trust and the fact that there were no security cameras in her home.

“They were taking things from me for two years. All of my valuables are gone. I can't even believe it. I treated them like my own family. You knew I didn't have cameras and took advantage of that by taking everything,” Barker said.

Among the missing items were a Hermès Birkin bag reportedly worth around $50,000, diamond earrings, designer furniture and clothing. One disappearance particularly upset her: a Chrome Hearts stool that she noticed was missing from her bedroom after former friends had spent the night at her new home.

At first, Alabama thought she might simply have forgotten where she had put the expensive piece of furniture. However, her suspicions grew after a mutual acquaintance showed her photos and videos in which the allegedly stolen items appeared to be listed for sale.

“These are my things, but it's not even about the stool. It's all my Chrome Hearts jeans! Each pair is worth $20,000, and there were four of them,” she said.

Barker also claims that one of her former friends tried to resell her $50,000 Birkin bag and diamond earrings. To support her allegations, Alabama posted photographs of the missing handbag and jeans, which she believes were stolen from her home.

The young woman said she had already contacted the Federal Bureau of Investigation but had yet to receive assistance. In a comment to the Daily Mail, the FBI said it could neither confirm nor deny whether an investigation was underway, explaining that the agency does not disclose information about reports it receives or potential inquiries.

Meanwhile, Alabama continues to publicly accuse those she believes are responsible on social media. In one post, she claimed to have video footage showing one of her former friends holding her white Chrome Hearts trousers with leopard-print details, pointing out a small scratch and discussing their possible sale.

“How dare you go online and lie, saying I'm making this up, when you're the one digging through my closets?” she wrote, addressing the alleged participant in the thefts.