Keegan Allen posts painful photo after getting brutally robbed in LA: ‘I’m on the mend’

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Keegan Allen said he’s recovering after getting brutally attacked in Los Angeles.

The “Pretty Little Liars” alum posted a close-up photo of his neck while wearing a necklace with a cross on Instagram Sunday; his skin still a painful-looking red from the armed robbery he fell victim to.

Allen wrote, “Thank you all for such kind and caring messages. I’m on the mend.”

“Really grateful to God, law enforcement, medical and my friends and following for being so supportive,” he added.

Keegan Allen (shown here in April 2018) shared new pics on Instagram Sunday after getting brutally robbed Thursday night in Los Angeles. Getty Images
The actor showed a pic of himself wearing a cross necklace, his neck still red from the attack. Instagram/keeoone

The actor, 37, said he would keep his fans updated and concluded, “God bless and be safe.”

Allen also posted a pic of himself at the hospital on his Instagram Stories, thanking the doctors, nurses and security at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center.

On Thursday night, he posted shocking video of his bloodied face after getting robbed outside of high-end grocery store Lauren Supply.

“These two dudes hit me in the head and pointed a gun at me with a knife and then took off,” Allen, appearing dazed and out of breath, said on Instagram moments after the ambush.“They had masks on and took my watch. They took my watch. Dammit.”

He also shared a pic of himself at the hospital, promising fans he would update them. Instagram/keeoone
The “Pretty Little Liars” star posted alarming video of his bloodied face after he was robbed outside Laurel Supply, a high-end grocery store, Thursday night.
In security video footage he also posted, one man hit him in the head with a gun multiple times, while another held him at gunpoint.

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“West Hollywood is not safe anymore,” he captioned the video. “Robbed at gunpoint and knifepoint by two young men that threatened to KILL me over my watch and would have!”

“God said no tonight,” he continued. “My life for a watch.”

Security footage of the robbery Allen posted shows one suspected robber wearing a mask striking him in the head multiple times with a gun, while the other holds him at knifepoint.

The two men fled once they snatched only Allen’s watch, though did not take his bracelet and his ring.

On Saturday, Allen showed the stitches he had to get above his left eyebrow after the terrifying attack. The “Waker” star shared that he was “healing.”

The two masked men stole his watch.
On Saturday, he showed a close-up of the stitches he had to get on his face after the attack. Instagram/@keeoone

“Thank you to medical team at [sic] and law enforcement and everyone reaching out ❤️,” he wrote.

911 dispatch audio exclusively obtained by Page Six Friday captured Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department deputies communicating about an “assault” at 8445 Santa Monica Blvd., the address of Laurel Supply, shortly before responding to the scene just after 9 p.m.

A rep for the LASD told Page Six that a call for service was placed for a “robbery.”

“Upon arrival, deputies contacted a male adult who stated he was approached by two male adults dressed in black clothing. One suspect pointed a silver handgun at the victim while the other pointed a knife and demanded the victim’s watch and bracelet,” the rep said in part.

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