UPDATE (Sept. 24, 9:43 pm EST): Kelly Price’s legal representative said to TMZ that the singer safe and is continuing to recover at an undisclosed location.
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The National Crime Information Center currently lists singer Kelly Price as missing.
The vocalist was diagnosed with COVID-19 in July, was admitted to a Georgia hospital and then was moved to the ICU as symptoms heightened. She was then discharged.
TMZ was the first to report on this story.
Her children apparently received a call about the discharge, but were concerned because she was not believed to be in full health.
“I found out today I have COVID,” Price wrote on Instagram on July 29. “I am COVID Positive. I’m following Dr’s orders. I’m quarantined. Feeling really drained. Splitting headache… I’m grateful and expecting to have a full recovery.”
She was reported as missing after a welfare checked was conducted at her home on Saturday, September 18.
“We’re told the authorities found no evidence of foul play and spoke with Kelly’s boyfriend at the residence, BUT … she’s now listed as missing with the National Crime Information Center,” TMZ exclusively reported.
Price is a powerhouse vocalist whose 1998 debut album, Soul of a Woman, went platinum. She is a beloved figure in popular music and worked with Ron Isley, Mariah Carey, Whitney Houston, Faith Evans and many more.
