Macklemore's Seattle house is burglarized, nanny hit with bear spray

Rapper Macklemore’s Seattle home was robbed over the weekend by masked men who attacked the nanny with bear spray, police said

Rapper Macklemore’s Seattle home was robbed over the weekend by masked men who attacked the nanny with bear spray, police said.

Seattle police were dispatched to the home at 12:48 a.m. Saturday after a call from a woman who identified herself as a nanny and said two men had broken in. She told police she was able to get out of the home but that three children were still inside.

A police report redacted the name of the owner of the home, but said it belonged to a “high-profile individual.” The address listed in the report appeared to match that on Macklemore’s voting record, the Seattle Times reported. A part of the report also left the surname "Davis" — the same last name as Macklemore's wife.

It’s not clear if the artist, whose real name is Ben Haggerty, was home at the time. He had performances in Ireland on June 4 and 5.

The nanny told police the break-in happened after she had put the kids to bed on the second floor. She said was on the main floor when she saw "two men entering a patio door."