Beverly Hills musician and songwriter, Camela Leierth-Segura, who co-wrote Katy Perry's hit song 'Walking on Air,' has been found alive after being reported missing in June. The news of her safe return came last week, ending months of uncertainty and concern among her friends and family. Leierth-Segura had not been heard from since June 29, and her car was last spotted on a police camera leaving Beverly Hills on June 30.

The Beverly Hills Police Department received an anonymous tip that she had been seen in the city of Santa Monica. Following up on the information, the Santa Monica Police Department contacted Leierth-Segura. She informed them that she was not in distress and did not require any police assistance. The details surrounding her disappearance and subsequent discovery remain private at the request of her family, who are seeking privacy during this time.

Friends and supporters took to social media to express their relief and gratitude. Liz Montgomery, a close friend of Leierth-Segura, announced on Instagram, "Camela has been found, and she is safe. We would like to thank everyone for your support, we would not have found her without the public's assistance. I can't offer anymore details, but thank you!" Another friend, Cecilia Foss, added, "Her family has asked for privacy and I can't share any of the details, but she is safe now. Thank you to everyone who helped looking for her and shared her story, and to the Beverly Hills Police Department for doing an incredible job finding her."

The circumstances surrounding Leierth-Segura's disappearance had raised concerns. She had been evicted from her rental property around the same time she went missing, adding to the challenges she was facing. Leierth-Segura's friend, Liz Montgomery, revealed that she had been struggling to pay rent and that the COVID-19 pandemic had significantly impacted her income as a musician, model, and actress.

Her sudden disappearance had left her loved ones worried, with Montgomery expressing her concerns, stating that Leierth-Segura "could be anywhere." The fact that her phone was going straight to voicemail only added to the anxiety surrounding her disappearance. In addition to her whereabouts being unknown, her 19-year-old black cat, who was described as her "baby," was also missing.

The news of Leierth-Segura's safe return has brought immense relief to her family, friends, and the music community. The details of her ordeal and the reasons behind her disappearance remain undisclosed, respecting her family's request for privacy during this time. The Beverly Hills Police Department confirmed that the missing persons investigation has been closed, but did not provide additional information. Leierth-Segura's friends continue to express their gratitude for the support they received during their search and urge the public to respect the family's privacy as they reunite with their loved one.