Mysterious Circumstances Surround Towie Star Jordan Wright’s Death: CCTV Shows Him Pacing Alone in Hotel

A TOWIE star has been found dead in a harrowing mystery after a solo hotel stay on a holiday hotspot island.

The body of Jordan Wright, 33, was found floating in a canal in Thailand after he was spotted .

Jordan Wright, who appeared on two series of Towie, was found dead in Thailand this weekCredit: Instagram/@jordanwrights He was found dead in a drainage ditch, with his phone on a nearby bankCredit: Asia Pacific Press via ViralPress Wright pictured with Vicky Pattison in 2016Credit: Fame Flynet

Wright appeared in season 22 and 23 of ITV’s The Only Way Is , both of which aired in 2018.

He had moved to Thailand just weeks before in a canal.

The grim find was made on the popular holiday island of Phuket.

Cops rushed to the scene near the idyllic Bang Tao Beach.

Wright was floating face-down, barefoot and wearing a grey shirt and black pants, said.

But there were signs of a struggle or an assault.

Wright’s key card for a nearby hotel was still in his pocket and a new 17 had been left on the bank nearby.

The star was reportedly captured on CCTV pacing erratically outside the CoCo Hotel before he was discovered at around 12:30pm local time on Saturday.

Hotel staff told police he had checked in alone and was due to leave the hotel on March 13 – but he never checked out.

An autopsy is being carried out to determine his exact cause of death and whether alcohol or were involved.

Heartbreaking tributes – one pal called him a “really special soul”.

Another said: “Oh Jord, gone way too soon. Rest in peace darling.”

Fellow TV star Chloe Brockett wrote in an emotional tribute “Rest in peace Jordan” followed by a red heart emoji.

Local Police Chief Sutthirak Chuthong previously confirmed that the body had been identified as a British national.

Wright’s final post pictured on Instagram with the caption: ‘I’m Home’Credit: Anadolu The star was seen pacing restlessly outside his hotel before his body was foundCredit: Google

He added that Wright’s hotel had been unable to contact him, saying: “A search of the room revealed no signs of forced entry or other irregularities.”

Lieutenant Colonel Thongchai Matitham added: “At around 12.30pm on Saturday, March 14, a worker from Myanmar harvesting morning glory vegetables came across the body and alerted the police station.

“An iPhone 17 was discovered on the bank nearby and had not fallen into the water.

“We later found a key card for the COCO Hotel in his pocket, which helped us identify him as Jordan Wright.

“No other valuables were found, and the deceased was not wearing shoes.”

Matitham added: “CCTV footage showed that he appeared restless and was moving back and forth in front of the hotel before leaving the area.

“His movements eventually led to the location where his body was later discovered.”

A full has been launched.

An FCDO Spokesperson told The Sun: “We are supporting the family of a British man who has died in Thailand and are in contact with the local authorities.”