Jordan Love’s wife, Ronika Stone Love, says she was robbed inside Lambeau Field during the Green Bay Packers’ 35-14 loss to the Atlanta Falcons.
The incident happened during a recent home game, when a family member was carrying her belongings in a clear bag. Stone Love said the bag was briefly misplaced while the group was moving down toward the designated player family section, and that’s when the theft took place.
Security personnel eventually located the transparent bag, but the valuables inside were already gone. Stone Love said a vintage gold Chanel purse containing her identification and a Sony digital camera had been taken.
On TikTok, she explained the situation in a video and captioned it, “My i.d. is in the purse, so if you have it, it’ll be super easy to return. Thanks soo much,””
She also said in the video, “I know way worse things happening in the world,” and added, “It’s one of those ‘My diamond earring! Kim, there’s people that are dying.’ Yeah, I get it.”
Stone Love said the loss hit her hard because she had always assumed the stadium was safe. “There was not one thought in my mind actually that someone would have taken anything,” she said.
She also admitted, “I was really down bad when it first happened.”
Later, she asked anyone who might spot the items to get in touch, saying, “So if you guys see that roaming around the streets of Green Bay, a Sony camera and a vintage Chanel purse, just know it’s mine. Or if it randomly pops up online, just know it’s mine,”
She said the experience changed how she looked at people around her, adding that “people aren’t as chill” as she thought, and “that sucks.”
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