Olivia Bunton, Joe Burrow.
Getty Images (2)Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow He is speaking out about the burglary at his home involving his alleged girlfriend Olivia Bunton.
“So obviously everyone has heard what happened. “I feel like my privacy has been violated in more ways than one,” Burrow, 28, said Wednesday, December 11, at a press conference, per “Perhaps.” Sports Illustrated. “And there's already a lot I want and care to share, so that's all I can say about that.”
When asked if he felt frustrated about revealing details of his personal life, Burrow replied: “That's part of it. We live a public life and one of my least favorite parts is the lack of privacy. And it's been difficult for me to deal with my whole career. Still You learn. But I understand that this is the life we choose. It doesn't make it easier to deal with it.”
According to the police report I obtained TMZ SportQa call was made about Borough home burglary in Ohio Around 8:14 PM ET on Monday, December 9, while the Burrow and Bengals were in Texas to play the Dallas Cowboys in Monday Night Football.
While Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow was busy competing on Monday Night Football, drama was unfolding at his $7.5 million mansion in Cincinnati according to a 911 call made by model and influencer Olivia Bunton on Monday, December 9 at 8:14 p.m., She arrived home to find a window broken and ransacked (…)
The report states that Ponton, 22, was the person on the scene at Burrow's home when deputies arrived.
the Sports Illustrated The model told authorities she noticed a “broken bedroom window” and that the room had been “ransacked.”
The model called her mother, Dianewho then called 911.
“Someone is trying to break into the house right now,” Ponton's mother told the dispatcher. “My daughter's over there. This is Joe Burrow's house. She's staying there. He's at the football game.”
Burrow and Bunton have not publicly addressed the status of their relationship, although rumors have swirled around the pair since the summer.
“She's wondering what she should do, if she should hide or get out,” continued Ponton's mother, who said an intruder was inside the house.
Ponton also made a separate call to 911 herself, telling a dispatcher, “Someone's breaking into my house.”
“It's just total chaos,” she added.
In the police report, Ponton was listed as “employed by Mr. Burrow.” At the scene, Ponton provided officers with a “non-detailed classification of items that may have been missing.”
Two days before the robbery, Ponton took to TikTok to share a strange experience She had it with the delivery driver.
“Never put your real name or a picture of yourself on Uber, Uber Eats, Lyft, DoorDash, or any of them,” Ponton told her 7 million followers. “Let this be your sign. As a matter of fact, change it to the guy's name. Jason, Jake, John. Anything. And just delete the picture. Let this be your f-ing sign.”
