A dedicated Twitter account has been set up to help find the Londoner.
, has been reported missing in Los Angeles.
The 31-year-old Londoner was originally reported as last being seen in The Hollywood Bowl area on Sep. 9. However, it has now been revealed she was spotted at a Trader Joe’s on Santa Monica Boulevard on Sep. 12. Friends and family are urging people to use the #FindTanyaFear hashtag on Twitter to help gather information on her whereabouts, and have set up the dedicated Twitter account @FindTanyaFear to spread word of the actresses’ disappearance.
“Since she’s been here, she’s had a great career and this is just the beginning,” her manager Alex Cole told ABC News, adding that she was fine when he saw her a week ago. “We’re obviously concerned and [hope] we find out this is a simple mistake and we find her.” According to the BBC, the Los Angeles Police Department confirmed a missing persons report was filed for her on Sept. 9.
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