Radio star's family home targeted in brazen theft: 'Rot in hell'

A terrifying late-night raid has left radio and TV star Jade Robran furious and heartbroken after thieves targeted her family home.

The thieves made off with her children's Christmas gifts and a high-end designer handbag.

The incident unfolded on Wednesday night when three alleged offenders were captured on CCTV lurking around her driveway under the cover of darkness.

The group allegedly stole a bike and scooter belonging to her young sons before breaking into her car and taking a Christian Dior handbag.

The footage, later shared to Instagram, showed three hooded figures moving cautiously around the property.

One appeared to push away an electric scooter while another approached a black e-bike, before the trio vanished into the night.

Jade revealed the ordeal to her followers on Sunday, posting stills from the CCTV footage along with a furious message aimed directly at those responsible.

'To the scumbags who broke in and stole my boys' Christmas presents and my CD [Christian Dior] handbag … rot in hell,' she wrote.

The mother-of-two also urged her 18,700 followers to help identify the individuals shown in the images, asking anyone who recognised them to get in touch.

Once a familiar face on Channel Seven and FIVEaa, Jade has since carved out a successful second career in real estate.

She is the niece of late South Australian football great Barrie Robran and joined forces last year with reality TV star Simon Cohen, becoming a buyer's agent at Cohen Handler.

With more than a decade of experience in buying, renovating and selling property, Jade has built a reputation for securing homes for elite clients, including AFL players managed by her husband, Ben Williams.

She is understood to have assisted stars from Port Adelaide, including Connor Rozee, Jason Horne-Francis and Jack Lukosius, as well as Riley Thilthorpe from the Adelaide Crows, in finding their dream homes.

Jade has previously made headlines following a deeply personal tragedy that forced her to abruptly step away from live radio.

Last year, the FIVEAA Winter Breakfast host was forced to leave the studio before 7am after receiving what was described as devastating news.

Her co-host, Tom Rehn, addressed her sudden absence on air, revealing to listeners that there had been a death in her family.

'Jade, unfortunately, has had to go home. There has been some unexpected and very tragic news,' he said at the time.

'There's been a death in her family, so we wish Jade all the very best.'

The following day, Jade confirmed the loss by sharing a black-and-white photograph of her uncle, South Australian football icon Barrie Robran, who died aged 77.