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Ariana Grande's Big Brother Frankie Grande, Robbed In Manhattan

 

                               Frankie Grande and Ariana Grande 

Frankie Grande, the older brother to Pop singer Ariana Grande, got robbed of his Louis Vuitton designer bag while he was taking a walk in Manhattan, the police department says.

He also suffered a hit to the back of his head.

On the 9th of November, reality star Frankie Grande, 39, was taking a walk along 8th Avenue between 44th and 43rd streets in Midtown at around 6:30 p.m. He was suddenly attacked by two boys, they struck the back of his head, and then ran off with his designer bag.

According to police, the suspects fled with the stolen bag, which contained an iPhone 14 Pro, AirPods, sunglasses and a wallet.

NYPD officers quickly responded to the scene where Frankie Grande refused medical attention.

The suspect's ages 13 and 17 had attempted to use Frankie Grande's credit card at several stores, they were arrested by the police.

Police said the suspects had a fake pistol and a razor blade on them.

The suspects though minors will face several charges, including robbery, grand larceny, assault, and criminal possession of a weapon.

Frankie Grande had this to say concerning the incident via his Instagram stories; 

"Thank you for all your thoughts and prayers," he said. "I am so thankful to be safe and healing. Keep shining bright and stay safe out there." 


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