Jodie Turner-Smith’s Jewelry Worth Over $14,000 Stolen In Cannes

By Corey Atad. Published: 12 Jul 2021 7:21 AM

Turner-Smith, who welcomed her daughter with husband Joshua Jackson in April 2020, is not only a breath of fresh air on our screens, but off them to. Last month, she shared she was able to donate all the nursery pieces from Evolur Baby to a "family in need.” The actress, 34, shared photos of her daughter's beautiful New York nursery as the mom of one said her time in the city had "come to a close." "I have so many people to thank for helping us make our nyc home - but no one am i more grateful to than @evolurbaby for blessing us with an entire nursery! moving around with a baby is a challenge, and having real furniture that is both beautiful and luxe was such a blessing!" the “Queen & Slim” star wrote on Instagram. — Photo: CP Images

Robbers stole Jodie Turner-Smith’s mother’s wedding ring.

According to a report from Variety, the “Queen & Slim” actress was having breakfast in Cannes on Friday when thieves broke into her hotel room and stole jewelry worth over $14,000.

For her safety, Turner-Smith was moved to a different hotel along the Croisette, and has been given a large security detail to accompany her and her one-year-old daughter.

The actress is in Cannes to rep her new film “After Yang”, and it is believed she was targeted by the thieves after wearing diamond jewelry from the Gucci High Jewelry line to the premiere on Thursday.

didn’t think i would be spending 2.5 hours in the police station on my final day in cannes, but here we are… 🥴

— Jodie (@MissJodie) July 11, 2021

On Sunday, Turner-Smith tweeted about having to spend over two hours in a police station during her final day at the film festival in order to report the theft.

In the meantime, the actress continued making appearances promoting “After Yang”, including telling Variety, “I want to make my life about not only working with incredible directors, but working with women, working with women of colour, using the opportunities that I have to give opportunities to people where the industry is being gate-kept to them or [who] are not being given the level of respect they deserve when they are extremely talented.”