Alabama Barker is the 20-year-old daughter of Travis Barker and Shanna Moakler, and it's no secret that she lives a pretty lavish lifestyle.
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With over 7 million followers on TikTok alone, Alabama has built a huge following from posting about her life. And for the past few years, she's gone especially viral for her jaw-dropping luxury Christmas hauls, including a 2025 video in which she showed off more than $200,000 worth of holiday gifts.
Now, in a pretty scandalous turn of events, Alabama has accused a group of her own friends of stealing over $130,000 worth of clothing, accessories, and furniture from her home.
In the since-expired story post, Alabama apparently explained that she recently uncovered the alleged thefts when a Chrome Hearts stool vanished overnight after she had friends stay over at her new home.
The new house didn't yet have security cameras, and though Alabama initially thought she might have misplaced the stool — which was previously in her room — she soon began to suspect that something untoward was going on when she learned that one of her friends was attempting to sell some familiar-looking designer items.
"It's my stuff, but it's not the stool. It's all my Chrome Heart jeans," she alleged in a TikTok Story post, per E! News. "It's $20,000 jeans and there's four pairs." Alabama also alleged that the same friend was trying to sell a $50,000 Birkin bag that she believed was hers, as well as a pair of diamond earrings she thought she'd misplaced.
"They had been taking from me for two years. All of my valuables are gone. I can't even believe it," she claimed. "I took care of them like they were like my family. You knew I didn't have cameras and you're shysty, and you took everything from me."
Alabama also said she filed a report with the FBI, but claimed she's "gotten no help." E! News, which viewed the since-expired story posts, reached out to the bureau, which said it is "not able to confirm or deny the existence of investigations" and does "not comment on allegations they may receive or whether they lead to the opening of a federal case."