Hugh Sheridan reveals his connection to missing Sydney man Luke Davies as he pleads for public’s help to find him

Hugh Sheridan has revealed his connection to missing Sydney man Luke Davies and made a public plea for help finding him.

Qantas flight attendant Luke and his friend, former Channel 10 presenter Jesse Baird, have both been missing since Monday and were last seen in the Sydney suburb of Paddington.

Famous blogger and police officer Beau Lamarre-Condon, 29, was wanted for questioning by police after his ex-boyfriend Mr Baird, 26, and his new partner Luke Davies, 29, disappeared. He turned himself in to detectives on Friday morning.

Amid the major investigation, Australian actor Hugh, 38, took to his Instagram Stories to share an impassioned plea for the public to help find the couple.

The Packed to the Rafters star revealed he is friends with Mr Davies as he shared a selfie of the two of them together, alongside an emotional message in a series of posts.

He first re-shared a social media post from NSW Police asking for help finding Mr Davies, adding the caption: ‘Please help find my friend, I’m so worried.’

He added in a second poignant post: ‘Beautiful Luke. We are all thinking of you, your family and angels.

“I pray that wherever you are now, you have no fear. A sweeter heart than yours would be very hard to find.”

Mr Davies, 29, and Mr Baird, 26, have both been missing since Monday, and chilling CCTV footage taken on the night they disappeared shows them entering the back terrace of Mr Baird’s terrace house. Police believe this is the last time they are seen.

Police are extremely concerned for the couple’s safety after a significant amount of blood was discovered at Mr Baird’s Paddington mansion. Their belongings were dumped in a skip in Cronulla just after 11am on Wednesday.

Constable Lamarre-Condon, who was wanted by police for questioning, vanished in the aftermath of the two men’s disappearance after telling his bosses he was going on sick leave and turning off his phone.

On Friday morning, Daily Mail Australia revealed that Lamarre-Condon’s phone showed signs of life after being turned off for hours.

Police later revealed the officer reported to police at Bondi police station shortly after 10.30am on Friday.

A spokesperson added: ‘The man will be taken to Waverley Police Station where inquiries will continue.’

NSW Police had launched a citywide search for a white van believed to have been driven by the celebrity hunter.

Police late Thursday night raided a home in Balmain linked to Lamarre-Condon’s family.

After previously working with the likes of Kim Kardashian, Selena Gomez and Miley Cyrus on the Golden Globes red carpet, Constable Lamarre joined the New South Wales Police Force in 2019.

“Detectives are investigating a line of inquiry into whether a third person may be able to assist with the investigation,” a police statement said on Wednesday.

“Police are currently trying to locate him. Detectives will continue to look at all past relationships and associations.”

Mr Baird and Mr Davies went missing from the TV producer’s $3 million rental home in Paddington on Monday.

Mr Davies, 29, was with Mr Baird, 26, but the pair then disappeared and Mr Davies’ family were unable to contact him.

CCTV footage from the couple’s last known whereabouts shows them entering Mr Baird’s home late on Monday evening.

The men were captured wandering outside before heading to the back of the terrace. A white van is then seen nearby.

Neither has been seen since, but Mr Baird’s phone appeared to have last been active on WhatsApp on Tuesday evening.

A manhunt was launched after a pile of the couple’s bloodied clothes were found in a large bin in the center of Cronulla in Sydney’s south about 11am on Wednesday.

Mr Baird worked at Studio 10 for three years, but left his role as producer/host on the show in January when it was axed by the network late last year.

He had previously worked as a producer/presenter on Ten’s Totally Wild! show for four years, as well as a seven-month stint as host for Gamify! for the network in 2019.

Police previously issued a statement calling on anyone with information to come forward.

“Belongings belonging to 29-year-old Luke Davies and another man were found in a waste container in Wilbar Avenue, Cronulla, just after 11am on Wednesday,” police said.

‘Following inquiries, officers from the Eastern Suburbs Police Area Command attended a house in Brown Street, Paddington, at around 1pm on Wednesday.

“After entering the property, officers immediately established a crime scene.

‘Police subsequently attended Luke’s home in Waterloo but he has not been located and his disappearance is being treated as suspicious.’

The statement added: ‘Investigators are now trying to determine the location of a 26-year-old man, who they believe may be able to assist with investigations.

‘Information indicates that Luke was in Paddington on Monday. He has not been seen since, his family has not been able to contact him and he has not been to work.

“Luke is described as a white male, 170 to 175cm tall, medium build, brown hair and brown eyes. It is not known what he was wearing at the time.

‘Police are appealing to anyone with information regarding Luke’s whereabouts – or who has information relevant to the investigation – to contact Waverley Police or Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.’