Levi Davis, a rugby player, was in a "sad place" before to going missing, according to his family, who have appealed for him to get in touch and told him that he is "loved by everyone." On October 29, the 24-year-old was last captured on camera in Barcelona. The fact that he hasn't contacted anyone, according to his relatives, is concerning, and they think he may be scared or confused. The former Bath Rugby player and Celebrity X Factor contestant is seen in the film sporting a white T-shirt, black pants, white sneakers, and a little black rucksack.
According to TheGossipsWorld, Another unverified sighting of Mr. Davis was reported in the nearby town of Sitges, where a woman claimed she attempted to communicate with a guy who matched his description but got no response. To find Mr. Davis, his friends and family have started a social media search.
"I believe he's in a sad place right now. I think he's trying to sort his mind out, trying to get things together," his foster mother Suzanne Balfour told Sky's Kay Burley.
She referred to the fact that he hadn't contacted any relatives or friends as "concerning." He overthinks things and worries a lot about what may happen, according to his foster sister Candeece Balfour. “He’s certainly puzzled and possibly afraid," someone said. Tom Varndell, a former rugby player for England, has also encouraged anybody who has seen Davis in the previous two weeks to get in touch.
Varndell wrote on Twitter as follows: "Please contact me right away if anyone has seen or heard from Levi Davis during the past two weeks. Thank you." The rugby union player appeared on ITV's Celebrity X Factor in 2019 with Ben Foden and Thom Evans, two other prominent rugby players, as part of the singing group Try Star. In 2020, he appeared on Celebs Go Dating on E4.
“I'm honored to call him a friend since he is a generous and gifted individual. He has boldly disclosed to the world his issues with his sexuality and mental health, so it's critical that he understands how much he is loved and the resources he has accessible to him right now”, Ben Foden said.
He overthinks things and worries a lot about what may happen, according to his foster sister Candeece Balfour. "I simply want to let Levi know that he is adored by everyone," Ms. Balfour added. I want him to know that we are here to assist him as well. She said that on October 26, Mr. Davis left her a voicemail in which he declared himself to be a "warrior" and vowed to "keep fighting."
It is believed that Mr. Davis sustained an injury that hampered his rugby career and may have caused him some financial issues. Prior to going missing, Suzanne Balfour told Sky News that he had been in Ibiza with a friend but had informed them he needed to "get out."
It is thought that he travelled to Barcelona via boat, but no one has heard from him since. Julia Davis, Mr. Davis's mother, is reportedly travelling to the locale to talk with law enforcement.