Telly chef Jamie Oliver’s £7m home has been raided by burglars who stole thousands of pounds worth of property.Electrical
gear, jewellery and other personal items were taken in the raid on the
star’s luxury four-storey house, which was only discovered when a
neighbour spotted the front door open.Thieves smashed their way into the 40-year-old’s home in Primrose Hill, North London, after breaking in through a garage.The
chef wife Jules and their four kids were believed to be staying at
their Essex country mansion when the burglary took place.It is feared that the raiders may have known the family were away from the house at the time of the burglary.Police are frantically investigating CCTV footage in a bid to find those responsible for the break-in.Jamie,
worth £240million, is thought to be planning to sell the house after
snapping up a new £10million eight-bed home in nearby Hampstead in July.A spokesman for the Met Police confirmed that the home had been “ransacked”.Jamie
Oliver’s spokesman said that a raid was being investigated at the
property, but said “nobody was hurt” as the family was away at the time.
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