Celebrity First Dates star 'missing' as police worry he's in 'immediate danger'
The police are searching for Celebrity First Dates star Patrick White after he went missing three weeks ago.
The 33-year-old, also known as Paddy, was last seen in Bishopsgate in London on Thursday, June 29.
A Gloucestershire Constabulary spokesperson released a statement saying: "Paddy’s family just want to know he is safe so if you have any information, please call Gloucestershire Constabulary and quote incident 532 of 8 July.
"You can call 999 if you are with Paddy at the time or think he is in immediate danger, or if have sighted him recently and don't consider him to be in immediate danger, you can call 101 and ask for Gloucestershire Constabulary."
Police are searching for 'missing' Patrick WhiteHe is described as 5ft 11ins tall, white and of slim build with short, blonde, wavy hair.
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The police added that he is 'considered vulnerable' and often travels long distances by train.
Patrick appeared on a date with rugby player Keegan Hirst on Channel 4's Celebrity First Dates in 2016.
Rugby player Keegan won over hearts when he publicly came out as gay.
Paddy White (left) was last seen in London on June 29 (Channel 4)The captain of the Batley Bulldog rugby league club captain's ex-wife Sara Wilson previously made a claim that Keegan wasn't looking for love and instead had a boyfriend.
"Aww @_Paddy_White_ maybe try to date lads without boyfriends next time they may be more interesting!" Keegan's ex-wife tweeted at the time, adding: "#awkward I should know I married him."
Paddy later hit out at his date and told the Mirror: "I would guess that everyone has been deceived by Keegan.
"The show should be about two people meeting with genuine reason to invest time and energy in each other.
"He had no intention to ask me a question or make me feel comfortable - simply be present for publicity reasons.
"Footage that wasn't included in my post-date chat shows me clearly saying I felt stitched up and that I was expecting someone to give as good as they got but it was flat from the off-set."
You can also give information through the Missing People charity on 116 000 or you can find out more information through the charity's website www.missingpeople.org.uk
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