Overview
- A masked intruder entered a rented Florida mansion through an unlocked door and took jewelry, watches and designer handbags that Sexyy Red says are worth more than $500,000 on January 12, 2025.
- On June 23, 2026, Sexyy Red filed a lawsuit that names former security guard Carl Thompson, seeks over $500,000 in damages and alleges Thompson’s team failed to secure the property and that he was the last person to leave before the theft.
- Thompson previously sued Sexyy Red in August 2025 claiming he was underpaid for work from May 2023 through December 2024 and seeking the roughly $80,000 balance he says he was owed.
- Sexyy Red’s complaint cites a police investigation that reportedly found a door was left unlocked, and no arrests have been announced in connection with the burglary.
- The two competing civil cases now turn on contract terms, whether the security detail breached a duty of care by leaving the home unsecured, and documentary evidence from the event, and they could affect both parties’ finances and legal exposure as the matter moves through court.