MISSING X-Factor star LEVI Davis' heartbroken mum has told her son "there's nothing to fear" as she begged him to come home ahead of his birthday.
The 24-year-old was last seen leaving a pub in Barcelona on October 29 after taking a ferry to the city from Ibiza.
Before he vanished, Levi spoke about being blackmailed by criminals who threatened to kill him and his family.
Reports have speculated that the former professional rugby player may have drowned after being hunted by criminals over a £100,000 debt.
His desperate mum has now pleaded with him to come home before he turns 25 on March 12.
In a direct message to her son, she said: "We are all on your side."
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"I do hope and pray that he will be home in time to celebrate it with me and the rest of the family," she said.
"We desperately need to have Levi back home safe and well to his family with whom he is missed and loved so dearly.
"I miss you so much son.
"Please know that we are all on your side and that there's nothing to fear as we all have your back and will bring whatever is in darkness back to light.
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"Please come home so that we can sort things out together."
Julie urged anyone with information about the disappearance of her son to contact their private investigator Gavin Burrows.
His Line of Inquiry firm is offering a £10,000 reward for information that could lead to Levi being found.
The investigator has said his team fears Levi may have drowned after being sought by criminals over a £100,000 debt.
This idea was strengthened by the Bath Rugby star's haunting final Instagram post, in which he claimed he was being blackmailed by criminals who threatened to kill him and his family.
In the video, Levi said: "My name is Levi Davis and my life is in danger. I beg that you listen and try to understand what I’m telling you."
Levi said he “went to the police and I asked them if they could help me” because “something was happening to me and wasn’t something good”.
But until his body has been found, Burrows said he has to keep open the possibility that Levi is alive and could even be in hiding.
“If he is alive we believe he could be in hiding, in an involuntary exile somewhere like a monastery, to protect himself from toxic individuals," he said.
Burrows has also urged cops probing Levi’s disappearance to arrest a friend accused of hindering the investigation.
LEVI DAVIS DISAPPEARANCE TIMELINE
October 25 – Posted video on Instagram in which he talked about being blackmailed by criminals, who threatened to kill him and his family. It was originally deleted.
October 29 – Travelled to Barcelona from Ibiza and sent a video from the ferry in which he can be heard saying: "Hi mum… it's beautiful."
October 29 – Was seen around 10.30pm on CCTV leaving the Old Irish Pub. Close friend Mike Guida revealed he was left a message by Levi soon after he left the pub. He also made a mystery payment from his phone hours before.
October 30 – Levi's phone signal was last detected close to Barcelona's Sants Estació mainline train station overnight.
November 17 – Cops reported to be investigating two new sightings of Levi after he was potentially spotted just minutes from the pub.
November 19 – Levi’s passport was found in the port area of Barcelona, near a cargo shipment. His mum revealed his bank card had not been used since he vanished and only had €40 on him.
December 9 – Private Investigator Gavin Burrows begins working on the case and he offers a £10,000 reward for information leading to discovering what happened to Levi.
January 27 – Gavin Burrows reveals Levi may have fled for his life from his flat to escape a Somali drug gang he owed money to.
February 1 – Levi's Instagram had up to 38 contacts mysteriously deleted after he vanished, Burrows revealed. The names and how they were deleted could provide vital clues about what happened to him.
February 3 – The last video made by Levi resurfaces after being retrieved by Burrows and his team.
Exactly what has happened to Levi remains a mystery.
The rugby player-turned-reality star performed on X Factor: Celebrity in 2019 with fellow rugby players Ben Foden and Thom Evans as part of the group Try Star.
After his time on X Factor he began to build a music career with a second single – Los Angeles – due to be released in November, for which publicity pictures were taken.
His friends say they were concerned about him before he left the UK.
It comes after his mum Julie sent a heartfelt message of support to Nicola Bulley's family, who was last seen close to the River Wyre in Lancashire on January 27 with her springer spaniel Willow.
Julie told MailOnline: "I’ve been reading about Nicola’s case and there are a lot of similarities with Levi’s in terms of what we have had to cope with.
"My message to her family, to her partner, to her little girls would be this 'I know your pain but don’t give up'.
"At the moment hope is all we have. There’s so many questions and no answers. You don’t feel as though you can grieve when there is no body and so no confirmation that that person has gone.
"If I can be of any help to Nicola’s partner and family then all they need do is contact me and I’ll be happy to offer any assistance I can."
She added that she is better placed than most to know the "anguish" Nicola's family are going through given the striking similarities between the cases.
Julie explained: "I know with Levi it’s the not knowing that is the biggest cause of anguish. That’ll be the same with Nicola’s family.
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"On top of that they’ve had the same sort of frustrations with what the police are doing and what they’re not doing and what people – many of them armchair detectives – are saying happened without one shred of evidence.
"That just makes it all so much worse and in Nicola’s case there’s young children to think about."
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