He keeps them in a vault at an offsite location.

There was a break in at one of the homes of this very very wealthy actor who has the last name that reeks of money.

Apparently someone was trying to find the secret stash of the s.e.x. tapes featuring the A+ list leader of a state .

He doesn’t keep them in any of his houses.

He keeps them in a vault at an offsite location.

Balthazar Getty

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Gavin Newsom
 40th governor of California since January 2019

How Balthazar Getty ‘Struggled’ with Billionaire Family’s Dark Legacy — and Survived Scandal

Despite growing up in one of the wealthiest families in the world, Balthazar Getty struggled to find his place in and make peace with the family’s complicated legacy, part of which is portrayed in the new movie All the Money in the World. His great-great grandfather was the cold and miserly J. Paul Getty, who was at one time the world’s richest private citizen and in 1973 famously refused to pay the ransom to return his kidnapped grandson John Paul Getty III, Balthazar’s father.

The actor, 42, who recently appeared on the new season of Twin Peaks, has admitted that although it took him a long time to do so, he’s proud of what it means to be a Getty and has made peace with the high-profile struggles in the family’s troubled past.

“I struggled with it a lot as a kid and overcompensated,” he told PEOPLE in 2014 of being known as a Getty. “I didn’t ever want to be labeled a rich kid, because I wasn’t. The structure of how [family trusts] work didn’t allow me to be at that point. It was very ironic, this assumption made by people coupled with the fact that I had a very tough upbringing. We didn’t have anything material-wise, that didn’t happen until much later. I would overcompensate in my behavior by being wild or getting into fights. The kind of stuff that rich kids don’t do.”

The former Brothers and Sisters star has had his share of struggles. He made headlines in 2008 for an extramarital affair with Sienna Miller — Balthazar and his wife Rosetta eventually reconciled after a two-year separation — and also fell victim to the family’s history of issues with substance abuse and admitted to doing “too many drugs” himself.

“It’s no secret that my father and grandfather had major drug addiction problems, and addiction runs rampant in many families,” he told the Evening Standard in 2016. “If you add wealth and celebrity on top of that, it can be lethal. A lot of people do drugs and alcohol to self-medicate,” he added. “For me it was about the search for higher consciousness.”

Balthazar said the reason that the children of very wealthy parents often fall victim to problems with substance abuse is because they inherit money they didn’t earn and don’t have any sense of purpose or fulfillment that isn’t tied to money.

“There is something called the Bread of Shame and that is when you get money or things that you didn’t earn,” he explained. “That is why rich kids for the most part are f—– up. They end up in rehab or we see them on TV making all these bad life choices. In my belief, that is bread of shame, because you were given something you didn’t earn. One way you can counteract that is if you give a lot. That is the way we have raised our children. If you have money coming you can’t help that. You were born into that. But how can you offset it, you can give. That is what I have taught my kids.” – Source