Lithuanian actress Žiedūnė Mardosaitė recently became a victim of theft while in the Nyhavn district of Copenhagen. Sharing her experience on Instagram, she detailed how two Asian women seemed suspiciously close to her and her companion, though she initially did not pay them much mind. After realizing a robbery had occurred, she expressed the impulse to chase after the thieves but recognized the potential danger in doing so.

Mardosaitė acted promptly after her phone was stolen, with her boyfriend Justas assisting her from home. He used the 'Find Me' app to track her phone's last location before it went offline, noting that it had been disconnected shortly after the theft. She reported the loss as significant, highlighting that her phone contained important personal data such as photos, bank details, and flight tickets, making the situation even more alarming.

This incident sheds light on the increasing risks of theft in busy tourist areas, and it raises awareness about the necessity for vigilance when traveling. Especially for public figures, such as Mardosaitė, the impact of such thefts can be profound, not just in personal loss but also in how they navigate their public presence while ensuring their safety during travels.