Susanna Reid

GMB viewers tuned into an emotional episode on Wednesday, January 25, as Susanna Reid and Ed Balls interviewed Julie, the mother of missing former Bath ...

"That was pretty much the last phone call," Julie told Susanna and Ed. The feedback of news and updates is very slow." As the interview drew to a close, Susanna continued to clutch onto Julie's hand as she wiped her tears away. "Yes," Julie replied. because of the language barrier and having to go via the British Consulate. "Wherever that was because he left it quite open and he just requested a few pounds to stay in a hotel there. Susanna asked Julie whether she felt "encouraged" by Barcelona's efforts to find Levi. Just before he left, there was a message that, I don't know, maybe from powers above, that said to give me a hug because you don't know if this is going to be your last." The last contact she had with Levi was a phone call that night. But Julie became tearful on Good Morning Britain this morning as she discussed the lack of updates she has received. Levi was last seen leaving the pub at around 10pm that night to walk ten minutes to the Hard Rock Cafe. The former [X Factor](https://www.somersetlive.co.uk/all-about/x-factor) contestant looked happy as he showed his mum the 'beautiful' view across the sea from the boat, and updated her with another video of a band playing at The Old Irish Pub in Barcelona once he arrived in the city.

Susanna Reid could also be seen squeezing the hand of Julie Davis as she struggled to hold back tears on ITV's Good Morning Britain.

A number of occasions throughout the emotional discussion, Susanna can be seen squeezing her hand. Rugby union athlete Levi Davis, who appeared on the 2019 series of Celebrity X Factor, has been missing since October 29. The host had interviewed mum Julie as both struggled to hold back tears.

“It's been very very difficult, I've been trying to take one day at a time," Mrs Davis told Reid and her co-host Ed Balls about her son's disappearance.

By the time they got it, it was too late." “Julie, we’re all with you, we’ll keep on it. Our hearts are with you. Mrs Davis explained that she wished she had more information about the search, as she has been having to go through the British consulate because of the language barrier between her and the Spanish police. Mrs Davis went on to explain: “Just before he left, there was a message that, maybe the powers up above, that just said to me, just give him a hug as you don’t know if it’ll be your last." “Also on that night, he made a phone call to me to say he was thinking of staying at a hostel...