UPDATE! Kelly Price Is NOT Missing and Is Safe, Says Her Lawyer!

UPDATE! Kelly Price’s lawyer Monica Ewing tells TMZ that the singer is not missing, is safe, and is recovering from COVID-19 at an undisclosed location. Ewing says she has also reached out to Cobb County police to notify them about Price’s status.

Kelly Price has gone missing after contracting COVID-19 earlier this summer.

On Friday, officials in Cobb County, Georgia, told TMZ that the gospel singer has been listed as a missing person following a welfare check conducted at her home last Saturday.

Per the outlet, authorities found no evidence of foul play and spoke with Kelly’s boyfriend at the residence.

On July 29, the musician posted a video on Instagram, revealing she tested positive for COVID-19 after not feeling well the night before.

In the clip, Price said she was feeling weak, achy, and without appetite. However, she said she was quarantining, following her doctors’ orders, and treating herself with “old school remedies.”

“I Am COVID Positive. I’m following Dr’s orders. I’m quarantined. Feeling really drained,” she wrote at the time. “Splitting headache but I’m not in the hospital. I’m grateful and expecting to have a quick recovery. #GodIsAHealer”

Though she said she did not go to the hospital, Kelly’s family told TMZ that she ended up being hospitalized about a week later and was treated in the ICU because of her worsening condition.

In early August, Price’s family said they kept in touch with her in the hospital and that her children visited the facility multiple times.

However, three weeks after she was admitted, her kids got a call that she’d been discharged — even though they felt she had not fully recovered.

The family told the outlet that they had not heard from her since. They also told authorities that her boyfriend is allegedly keeping friends and family members from visiting her home.

A concerned individual alerted officials to perform a welfare check last week.