Robin Thicke Stranded in Cabo

Another one bites the dust for Robin Thicke as reports circle in the media that Thicke, his nanny and his 4-year-old son were trapped in Cabo for a few days as they were vacationing at the southern tip of the Baja California peninsula when hurricane Odile hit.

Per, TMZ, the singer, along with 30,000 other tourists who were stranded as no aircrafts were leaving got no special treatment, however he was able to leave Tuesday via a military aircraft. No, this was not special treatment - as it's reported he was treated like every other tourist- Thicke and his son landed safely Wednesday.

#TMZ Robin Thicke -- Stranded in Cabo https://t.co/RmlCpKIcnr pic.twitter.com/twcNeyW2Kd

— AmieeLones (@AimeeLones) September 18, 2014

Coincidently, actress Angie Everhart was also vacationing there and like Thicke was not given any special treatment. Angie even tweeted, "My thoughts and prayers go out to all still stuck in Mexico. I was there I know how bad it is! Hang in there," she said when she landed back in LA. "More than grateful to be home - so happy to see my kid! Night all. Sweet dreams."

Well, we know where NOT to vacation!

KTLA reported that hurricane Odile had winds of 115 mph and gusts up to 125 mph. The storm was weakened to a Category 1 but could still do plenty of damage.

"Large and destructive waves and heavy rainfall that could cause life-threatening flash floods and mudslides were predicted in the area," CNN reports.

The Los Angeles Times reported that 164 shelters were available for 30,000 people and at least 22 airline flights were cancelled. Countless tourists opted to camp out at the airlines hoping to get out before the storm.

In Robin Thicke news, the singer can't seem to catch a break. cannot catch a break. Making headlines recently with his cheating scandal on wife Paula Patton, but also the drama surrounding Marvin Gaye's estate stating that the singer ripped off a Gaye hit. However, in more tremulous news the "Blurred Lines" singer described his daily routine to attorneys while the song was being written.

"Every day I woke up, I'd take Vicodin to start the day," Thicke confessed. "And then I'd fill up a water bottle with vodka and drink it before and during my interviews."

We wonder if that vodka and vicodin trick helped ease the frustration of being trapped in a foreign country. Just say'n.