Renowned Hollywood figure Arnold Schwarzenegger faced an unexpected high-stakes situation at home during the Thanksgiving holiday.

Los Angeles police officers responded to a spurious bomb threat at former Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger's Brentwood mansion on Thanksgiving morning before giving the all clear. A spokesperson for the Los Angeles Police Department was not able to confirm that the department responded to Schwarzenegger's house but said there was a call regarding a suspicious package at around 10:30 a.

Arnold Schwarzenegger's LA home was targeted by a prank call on Thanksgiving, falsely claiming a bomb was in his mailbox.

LOS ANGELES - Arnold Schwarzenegger had an unexpectedly eventful Thanksgiving, after his Los Angeles-area home was allegedly swatted, according to a report from TMZ. Law enforcement told TMZ that someone called in a tip to police that a bomb had been placed in the former California governor's mailbox.

Schwarzenegger wasn't home when the police arrived; he was at the gym before joining his family for the holiday. No arrests have been made in connection to the bomb threat. However, reps for Schwarzenegger stated they're "grateful" that police are investigating the situation.

Arnold Schwarzenegger’s Thanksgiving was disturbed by law enforcement as they swept through his apartment. TMZ reports suggested that the Los Angeles Police Department landed at the actor’s home after they received a distress call.