The wife of Miami Heat star Chris Bosh took her mind off last week's jewellery theft drama with a beach break in Puerto Rico.
Adrienne Bosh, 27, was spotted frolicking on the foreshore with the couple's son Jack over the weekend.
The curvaceous former model was on the island to celebrate the wedding of socialite Amber Ridinger and Duane McLaughlin's wedding at the Ritz Carlton Dorado Beach. Fellow guests included Eva Longoria and Khloe Kardashian.
Taking
her mind of the drama: Chris Bosh's wife Adrienne Bosh was spotted on
the beach in Puerto Rico with their son Jack over the weekend
The
couple called Miami Beach police at about 12:30 a.m. after they
returned from the well-publicized party at a bayside Miami nightspot.
The couple noticed a jewellery drawer in their walk-in was open and numerous watches, rings, purses and cash were missing.
There was no sign of forced entry at the waterfront, 12,368-square-foot home, which Bosh purchased in 2010 for $12.3 million. Police said easily traceable items such as Bosh's Heat championship ring from last year's NBA title were left undisturbed.
'We think it was probably an inside job,' Hernandez said. 'It's very difficult to prevent crimes such as this from happening.'
Police were interviewing Bosh's housekeepers, babysitters and anyone else, such as a contractor or repair person, who may have recently had access to the home. They were also fanning out to check local pawn shops for the stolen items.
'That's always a concern,' Bosh said when asked about police speculation that it was an inside job. 'It's just an unfortunate circumstance. There's not much I can say. It's all about action right now. We'll continue to act and take care of it.'
A Miami Beach police report said there were two babysitters and a teenager at the home while the Boshes - who have two small children - went to the party and that no one saw or heard anything. The report notes that the home is equipped with video surveillance and an alarm, but the alarm was switched off because people were at the house.
Bosh estimated the 12 stolen watches are worth about $300,000, according to the report. In addition to the rings and handbags, about $20,000 in cash was also taken.
Bosh, celebrating his 29th birthday, arrived at the party Wednesday night via helicopter and a yacht. Numerous local and social media sites reported that most fellow Heat players were there, including stars LeBron James and Dwyane Wade, many of them dressed in Saharan garb.
Guests were greeted by a pair of camels - Henri and Jacob - at the door and the birthday cake was a jewel-festooned chocolate elephant ridden by a miniature Bosh figure. Entertainment included belly dancers and fire eaters.
Adrienne Bosh, 27, was spotted frolicking on the foreshore with the couple's son Jack over the weekend.
The curvaceous former model was on the island to celebrate the wedding of socialite Amber Ridinger and Duane McLaughlin's wedding at the Ritz Carlton Dorado Beach. Fellow guests included Eva Longoria and Khloe Kardashian.
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The couple noticed a jewellery drawer in their walk-in was open and numerous watches, rings, purses and cash were missing.
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Bosh said he also noticed other things were not where they typically are, including some items on the closet floor.
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'It's
not a good feeling but we have it set up a certain way so we can get
down to the bottom of it,' Bosh said on Thursday after the Heat
practiced in Miami. 'We'll get there.'There was no sign of forced entry at the waterfront, 12,368-square-foot home, which Bosh purchased in 2010 for $12.3 million. Police said easily traceable items such as Bosh's Heat championship ring from last year's NBA title were left undisturbed.
'We think it was probably an inside job,' Hernandez said. 'It's very difficult to prevent crimes such as this from happening.'
Police were interviewing Bosh's housekeepers, babysitters and anyone else, such as a contractor or repair person, who may have recently had access to the home. They were also fanning out to check local pawn shops for the stolen items.
'That's always a concern,' Bosh said when asked about police speculation that it was an inside job. 'It's just an unfortunate circumstance. There's not much I can say. It's all about action right now. We'll continue to act and take care of it.'
A Miami Beach police report said there were two babysitters and a teenager at the home while the Boshes - who have two small children - went to the party and that no one saw or heard anything. The report notes that the home is equipped with video surveillance and an alarm, but the alarm was switched off because people were at the house.
Bosh estimated the 12 stolen watches are worth about $300,000, according to the report. In addition to the rings and handbags, about $20,000 in cash was also taken.
Bosh, celebrating his 29th birthday, arrived at the party Wednesday night via helicopter and a yacht. Numerous local and social media sites reported that most fellow Heat players were there, including stars LeBron James and Dwyane Wade, many of them dressed in Saharan garb.
Guests were greeted by a pair of camels - Henri and Jacob - at the door and the birthday cake was a jewel-festooned chocolate elephant ridden by a miniature Bosh figure. Entertainment included belly dancers and fire eaters.