Caprice ‘shaken up’ after her Ibiza home is robbed

Caprice’s Ibiza holiday home has been robbed and jewellery owned by her guests stolen in the daylight raid.

The model, 48, has owned a propety on the Spanish island for years, spending her summers with friends and family at the house.

But she has been left ‘shaken up’ during her current trip, where she has holidayed with Rebekah Vardy and her family, after the traumatic robbery.

‘Caprice and family are a little shaken up after her Ibiza house was robbed in broad daylight,’ and insider told MailOnline.

‘She has been coming to Ibiza with friends and family for the past 20 years and has never had any problems. It was her guests who were robbed and tens of thousands of pounds worth of jewellery was taken.’

Caprice was pictured at the courthouse on Thursday to file a police report. 

Dressed in tie dye trousers and a crop top and wearing a face mask, the model looked distressed as she left the courthouse with paperwork. 

‘She went straight to the courthouse to file a police report. A lot was stolen,’ the insider added. ‘You just don’t expect it in broad daylight!’

‘Caprice never brings her jewellery or anything of value when the family goes to Ibiza nor does she keep cash around just to be safe. She feels awful and a bit frightened this has happened’. 

Caprice is currently caught up in the coronavirus chaos after the government pulled its air bridge with the Spain following a spike in COVID-19 cases.

The government introduced a mandatory 14-day quarantine on anyone returning to Britain from Spain in a hastily announced change in the rules.

The rules apply to all regions of Spain, including the Canary and Balearic islands – though politicians in the latter say they are trying to thrash out a regional air bridge.

Spain was one of the worst hit countries in Europe by the COVID-19 pandemic, with more than 290,000 cases and over 28,000 deaths, however it imposed very strict lockdown measures to contain the spread, gradually easing them earlier in the summer.