Marlon Wayans Makes A Joke Out Of Thieves After Home Burglary: 'Save Your Energy'
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The comedian and actor informed his followers that everyone is doing "fine" after burglars reportedly broke into his Los Angeles-area home.
Marlon Wayans issued a hilarious message to would-be thieves and declared that he doesn’t “own shit” after his home was reportedly burglarized last week.
The actor and comedian’s brother Keenen Ivory Wayans was awakened but brushed off the noise after thieves broke into the Los Angeles-area residence, sources told TMZ. The thieves reportedly took a safe and “several thousand dollars in cash,” according to the outlet.
Marlon, in an Instagram video shared Thursday, thanked people who checked in on him before adding that the thieves “didn’t really get much.”
“The most valuable thing in my house is my house,” he said.
“So unless you’re gonna put that shit on a truck and drag it away, then hey man, you did well but I don’t own shit.”
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