Alabama Barker Accuses Former Friends Of Stealing $130,000 In Designer Goods

Alabama Barker says people she trusted as friends stole more than $130,000 worth of designer belongings. She has since shown off a replacement handbag, but says she still wants the missing one back.

A missing Chrome Hearts stool first made her question what had happened during a visit to her new house. In TikTok footage, Barker explained that friends stayed overnight while she went to her father’s home.

“So, in the moment, I’m in denial. No, they didn’t take it. I misplaced it. I did something wrong,” Barker said. She initially resisted believing that someone she knew had taken the furniture. She said a phone call to one of those friends did not resolve the missing stool.

Barker said another acquaintance later showed her items that were being offered for sale. She recognized expensive jeans as her own and alleged that people close to her had been taking possessions for over two years.

Four pairs of Chrome Hearts jeans account for $80,000 of her estimate, based on the $20,000 price she gave each pair. She also described a Birkin she valued at $50,000, bringing those five pieces alone to $130,000.

The reported losses extend beyond clothes and a handbag. Barker also identified diamond earrings and the stool among the belongings she says disappeared, describing possessions going missing before she connected the incidents.

Her account describes an alleged betrayal, not a theft established by an announced criminal case. The FBI told E! News it would not confirm or deny an investigation.

Fashion has also been part of Barker’s move into rap. Her “Vogue” release through Republic Records paired an ATL Jacob production with a runway-themed video, putting designer style at the center of her presentation.

Her father, Travis Barker, and stepmother, Kourtney Kardashian, appeared in that visual alongside her brother Landon. The track followed earlier musical experiments, including her 2017 single “Our House,” well before the latest dispute over her possessions.

Barker posted her replacement bag on Instagram on November 11 and said in a comment that she intended to recover the original.