Katy Perry songwriter Camela Leierth-Segura is found alive after missing for three months

A musician who wrote songs for Katy Perry has been found alive and safe after disappearing for more than three months.

Camela Leierth-Segura, 48, was last seen in the middle of the night on June 30 near Robbins Drive, Beverly Hills after being evicted from her rental property.

She was found breathing and doing well in California, as confirmed by Beverly Hills police and her friend, Cecilia Foss.

Foss wrote in an Instagram story: ‘I wanted to let you all know that my friend Camela who has been missing for the past three months was found yesterday.

Camela Leierth-Segura, 48, was found breathing and doing well in California after disappearing on June 30.

Cecilia Foss said her friend Leierth-Segura was ‘safe’ but did not reveal any details about where she had been for more than three months.

“Her family has asked for privacy and I cannot share any of the details, but she is now safe.

“Thank you to everyone who helped find her and share her story, and to the Beverly Hills Police Department who did an incredible job finding her.”

The missing persons report has now been closed and the Beverly Hills Police Department has refused to release any information about Leierth-Segura’s disappearance.

Leierth-Segura’s reappearance was also confirmed by friend Liz Montgomery in a since-deleted Facebook post.

“I just want to share that my friend Camela has been found and she is safe,” she wrote.

“I can’t offer any details other than that, but I wanted to thank everyone for your support. We wouldn’t have found it without you. Thank you!!!’

A missing persons report was filed for Leierth-Segura, who is originally from Nederluleå, Sweden, after family and friends were unable to contact her for weeks.

Foss told him The Independent at the moment he was afraid that someone had kidnapped Camela and was holding her somewhere.

“My worst fear is that someone has it and is hurting it,” she said.

Montgomery had called for a welfare check after Leierth-Segura’s sister, who is in Sweden, raised concerns.

Police responded to Leierth-Segura’s last known address in Beverly Hills, where the owner informed them she had been evicted.

Leierth-Segura wrote the 2013 single ‘Walk On Air’ for Katy Perry’s album ‘Prism’.

‘She had mentioned to us all that she was having problems; Covid definitely wasn’t helpful to her because she’s a musician, model, actress, all of that,” Montgomery said. Los Angeles Times.

‘And there was no money coming in.

“When I woke up in the morning there was a message saying ‘Hey have you spoken to Camela?’

Neighbors at the time echoed Foss’ concerns, saying it’s unusual for Leierth-Segura to keep quiet.

Harrison Silverman, who lived nearby, said he would talk to Leierth-Segura once a week, but hadn’t heard from her since June.

Shiva Bagheri said he had not seen Leierth-Segura’s car for more than a month.

Friends and neighbors confirmed that she had been struggling to pay the rent before her disappearance, but they didn’t believe she would just up and disappear.

It means the world to us and time is of the essence. Her family in Sweden is pleading for your help,” Montgomery wrote on Instagram.

Leierth-Segura had been evicted from her Beverly Hills rental property and was said to be struggling financially at the time of her disappearance.

Liz Montgomery had called for a welfare check after Leierth-Segura’s sister raised the alarm amid fears the singer-songwriter had been kidnapped.

“We are extremely concerned for her safety and despite our best efforts, local authorities have been unable to locate her,” a friend posted on Instagram.

Leierth-Segura is best known for her collaboration with ‘Teenage Dream’ singer Katy Perry. In 2013, the Swedish native wrote the song “Walk On Air” for Perry’s Prism album.

The song, released as a single, entered the iTunes chart at number one in the United States and was described as having a ’90s sound.

In an interview with MTV at the time, Perry said of the song, “It’s my favorite song off the record.”