Sometimes money isn’t enough.

New York City socialite Beata Boman was arrested on Tuesday for allegedly stealing an $11,000 scarf from an upscale shop in Greenwich, Connecticut.

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RadarOnline.com has learned the 38-year-old — made famous for smooching Prince Andrew in 2008 while in St. Tropez — was caught red-handed when security at Richards of Greenwich claimed they saw her take a scarf from their shop and alerted the police.

According to the police report, Boman was in a Starbuck’s coffee shop when police approached her and she “admitted that she stole [the scarf] and was going to return it.

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Rocker Jon Bon Jovi was a victim of theft and the man who allegedly stole $100,000 worth of jewelry him was arrested and is currently sitting in jail waiting to be bailed out.

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Jersey Shore’s Angelina Pivarnick is the latest celebrity to get some goods stolen. She told RadarOnline.com that some of her belongings were taken during an event in Long Island over the weekend.

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Pivarnick attended “Mega Jam” on Saturday night. On arrival, she headed to the dressing room to get ready and left her purse and Gucci shoes behind while she went onstage to introduce the evening’s artist. When she returned however, the stuff was gone.

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"I was extremely disappointed and felt violated when I learned someone went right into my pocket book and took my camera,” Pivarnick told RadarOnline.com exclusively.  “I was also really upset that my shoes were taken. I loved those shoes!"

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The new digital camera is worth approximately $250 and her shoes are worth $800. Oddly enough, her pocket books and other contents were left behind.

Despite the setback, Angelina still said she had a “blast” at the event, thanks in large part to her fans.

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A police report was not filed and Pivarnick would not comment on what photos were on the stolen camera.