X-Factor star Levi Davis’ mum arrives in Spain to join search & reveals ‘he hasn’t used bank cards’ since he disappeared
THE mum of missing X Factor and rugby star Levi Davis has arrived in Spain to search for her son.
Julie Davis has revealed her 24-year-old son has not used his bank card since he was last seen at an Irish pub in Barcelona on October 29.
Her arrival in the Catalan capital comes as cops there said they were no longer waiting for a missing persons report to be submitted and had formally began searching for him.
The ex-Bath rugby player was last seen at an Irish pub in Barcelona on October 29 after getting on a ferry from Ibiza without any money, spare clothes or passport.
Speaking near to the spot where he was last seen Julie said: “When I asked him where he would stay, he didn’t want to give me any address, he said he would be moving around and he was an adult.
“Since then he hasn’t used his bank cards and he only had 40 euros on him.”
Julie told Spanish daily ABC he suffered depression and had gone missing on previous occasions but for “no more than two or three days”.
She said: “He would always come back or we would find him but it’s been 12 days now and this is not normal. He must be disorientated or confused.”
Julie is set to be interviewed by police hoping to find clues that could help them track down Levi.
They are are understood to have confirmed Levi is not in hospital and has not been arrested as part of an “emergency” response to a missing persons report.
Host Kay Burley asked Susanne if the blackmail was linked to her foster son's sexuality - he made history in 2020 when he was the first rugby union player to come out as bisexual while still playing.
Susanne replied: "He might just be frightened, he did say in that video that his life was in danger, I don't know whether he's running from something, I just don't know."
"Levi said he needed to get out of Ibiza, when his friend asked why he just said he needed to get out… he was actually on a ferry from Ibiza going to Barcelona… but that was the last thing he heard from him."
It has already raised around £800of its £3,000 goal, less than 24 hours after it was set up.
"As many of you will have seen in the press and on social media, Levi Davis is currently missing, last seen in Barcelona," Richard said, alongside a picture of his friend.
"He's struggled with his mental health for many years and we, his friends and family, are extremely concerned for him.
"Thanks to so many people sharing his image and poster, we've had some possible sightings and need to get his friends and family on the ground in Spain to walk the streets looking for him and follow up on any leads.
"This obviously costs money, so I've set up this page to ask for your help.
"Money raised will be used to cover travel and accommodation costs and, once he's found, get him the professional help he needs.
"Any money left over will be donated to a charity that can help other venerable people. Thank you for your help."
Julie Davis also spoke to Good Morning Britain to give an update on the search for her son.
Presenter Ed Balls asked Julie about the latest information, to which she replied: "The latest is that he was seen in Sitges, on a beach there.
"He was approached by a gentleman who saw Levi, who we think was Levi, and asked him in Spanish 'are you ok?'
"Unfortunately Levi, if it was Levi, didn't answer back.
"I don't know if it's because he doesn't know the language very well and went on his way."
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He was last seen leaving the Old Irish Pub on Barcelona's Las Ramblas on the night of October 29.
In the video, the former Celebrity X Factor and Celebs Go Dating star is wearing a white t-shirt, black jeans and white trainers, and carrying a small black backpack.
It has also been reported that Levi posted on OnlyFans the day before he disappeared.
Former England rugby player Tom Varndell has also urged anyone who has seen Levi recently to get in touch.
He wrote on Twitter: "If anyone has seen or heard from Levi Davis in the last two weeks could you please drop me a message asap. Many thanks.
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Levi featured on ITV's Celebrity X Factor in 2019 alongside fellow rugby players Ben Foden and Thom Evans in a singing group called Try Star.
He also appeared on E4's Celebs Go Dating in 2020.