Dylan Sprouse Bravely Confronts Suspected Burglar at His Los Angeles Home with Barbara Palvin

Dylan Sprouse confronted a suspected intruder outside his Los Angeles home after the man entered the property overnight. Wife Barbara Palvin called 911 during the incident, and police later took the individual into custody on outstanding warrants. No injuries were reported.

Dylan Sprouse intervened after a suspected intruder entered the Los Angeles property he shares with his wife, Barbara Palvin.

The incident took place around 12:30 a.m. local time on Friday, April 17, 2026, according to the Los Angeles Times.

Barbara Palvin Reported Possible Break-In

Palvin, 32, called 911 to report a possible burglary in progress. During the call, she described the individual as a “creepy guy,” the outlet reported.

At the time, the unidentified man had made it onto the property but had not entered the couple’s home, which is a 1920s Spanish-style residence.

Sprouse Restrained the Suspect

As Palvin remained on the phone with emergency services, Sprouse, 33, confronted the man outside. Sources told the Los Angeles Times that he tackled the suspect and held him down at gunpoint while waiting for officers to arrive.

Police responded to the scene and took the man into custody without incident. No injuries were reported.

Authorities later determined the individual had outstanding warrants. Despite the situation, Sprouse and Palvin reportedly did not want the suspect to be booked for trespassing.

Arrest Captured on Video

Footage obtained by TMZ shows the suspect being handcuffed near a police vehicle outside the home’s fence. A “Private Property, No Trespassing” sign is visible on the property.

Representatives for Sprouse and Palvin did not immediately respond to requests for comment on April 18, 2026.

Recent Incidents at Celebrity Homes

The incident follows other recent security concerns involving high-profile homes in Los Angeles.

In March 2026, Rihanna and A$AP Rocky were inside their home with their children, RZA, Riot, and Rocki, when a woman fired at the property.

Police responded and located a suspect shortly after arriving. The individual was taken into custody without incident, and officers recovered a weapon.

In Sprouse and Palvin’s case, the suspect did not enter the home, and no one was harmed. The situation concluded with the individual in custody due to unrelated warrants.