Who knew that a series of thefts would stop the Kardashians from saturating much of our television subscription? According to multiple reports, Kim, Khloe and Kourtney Kardashian are not eager to get filmed for new episodes of their family's hit reality series "Keeping Up With The Kardashians" due to the series of robberies in their homes that had cost them a little over $300,000 in items stolen.
Citing family sources, TMZ said that the three Kardashian sisters are convinced that the mastermind behind the robberies could be someone who works for their television show. Or, if we exercise too much of our deduction powers, it also could be one of the millions of its television viewers who have watched their original show and the show's spin-offs.
It has been made known that the robberies had looked to be inside jobs as there were no signs of forced entry. So far, the heists have successfully stolen $4,000 in valuables from Kourtney's rental home in the Hamptons, $50,000 from her luxurious spread in Calabasas and a whopping $250,000 in jewlery from Khloe's home.
Although the show would not be filming until October, it has been made known that producers no doubt are scrambling to get the sisters agree to film scenes at their homes as the reality stars have already taken extra security measures to aid them in catching the thieves, the Mirror said. The women have already resorted to increasing the number of their security personnel, had their staff on rotating schedules, and have also installed security cameras. Moreover, it has been suggested that the show's crew members should take lie detector tests to ensure that the perpetrators do not belong to the show's production teams.
The latest robbery, which was done at Kourtney's rental she shared with partner Scott Disick and their two kids, had reportedly happened while the family was on Long island to film the spin-off "Kourtney and Khloé Take The Hamptons," RadarOnline said. The tabloidxdxxr said Disick called the cops about a burglar who stole items from their summer home. Disick subsequently filed a report on July 8 and told the officers that the robbery could have occurred some time during the Fourth of July weekend. He also said that an unknown individual had removed an attache case full of cash stored in a bedroom.
Although there is no official word yet from E! Network about the Kardashians' refusal to film all of their shows, it is most likely that the company would be issuing a statement any time soon should it would be forced to make the situation public in order to facilitate the filming of the show.
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