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Dispute Continues as New Owner Seeks Control of Libbie Mugrabi’s Home
Libbie Mugrabi’s Southampton mansion was sold at auction in September after a court ordered the sale to repay loans.
Real estate investor Henry Ikezi won the property with a bid of $5.86 million.
Ikezi’s team is trying to take control of the home, but a source says some of Mugrabi’s belongings and staff remain there.
Police confirmed they received one call for service at the property last week.
Ikezi denies harassing or threatening Mugrabi’s staff and says legal matters will be handled in court.
The dispute has worried neighbors, including one who says the situation is affecting the community.
Any further legal issues are expected to be addressed in court, but no next steps were specified.
Libbie Mugrabi’s Southampton home was sold at a court-ordered auction, and its new owner is trying to take control of the property.
Real estate investor Henry Ikezi won the auction with a bid of $5.86 million.
A source told Page Six that Mugrabi’s belongings and staff remain at the home as Ikezi’s team seeks entry.
Police were called to the property last week, and a Southampton Town Police Department spokesperson confirmed one call for service.
Ikezi denied harassing or threatening Mugrabi’s staff, while neighbor Will Kaplan said the situation had frightened people in the community.
- Who
- Libbie Mugrabi and new owner Henry Ikezi are at the center of the dispute. Neighbor Will Kaplan has voiced concern.
- What
- Ikezi is seeking control of Mugrabi’s Southampton home after winning it at auction. A source says Mugrabi’s belongings and staff are still there.
- When
- The home was sold in September. Police were called to the property last week, before Page Six’s report on October 27, 2026.
- Where
- Mugrabi’s home in Southampton, New York.
- Why
- The home was sold in a court-ordered sale to pay off loans. The source says the transfer has been difficult.
Henry Ikezi
Will Kaplan
Conduct toward staff
Henry Ikezi
Ikezi denied harassing or threatening Mugrabi’s staff.
Will Kaplan
Kaplan said the alleged conduct by Ikezi and others had scared Mugrabi and the community.
Handling of the dispute
Henry Ikezi
Ikezi said legal matters would be addressed in court, not in the press.
Will Kaplan
Kaplan called for Mugrabi’s family to help her and said the situation was affecting the community.
Mugrabi’s Southampton home was sold in a court-ordered auction, and Ikezi won with a bid of $5.86 million.
Police were called to the property; a police department spokesperson confirmed one call for service.
Page Six reported that Ikezi’s team was trying to gain entry while some of Mugrabi’s belongings and staff remained at the home.
- Auction bid
- $5.86 million
- New owner
- Henry Ikezi
- Property location
- Southampton
- Reason for sale
- To pay off loans
- Police response
- One call for service last week
What people are saying
We’re going to adjudicate any legal matters we have in court and not in the press.
My mom’s really terrified about this, and about the conduct to all parties
Libbie’s a vulnerable individual in need of assistance and nothing is being done, and it’s spilling over into the community
We’re gonna do this his way, or we’re gonna do this my way. We don’t want this my way.