Naya Rivera’s Son Has Been Reunited With His Father & Is in ‘Good Health’

Naya Rivera’s son, Josey Hollis Dorsey, is doing well as a recovery mission continues to find his mother’s body after she went missing on July 8 on Lake Piru in California. After being found on a boat alone, the four-year-old is “in good health,” according to Page Six. He has also been reunited with his father, Rivera’s ex-husband Ryan Dorsey, People reported.

“He’s in good health. The family is going through a very traumatic time right now,” Ventura County Sheriff’s Office spokesman Captain Eric Buschow said, Page Six reported.

Here’s what you need to know:

Dorsey Refused to Speak to Reporters

The Daily Mail reported that when Dorsey answered the door of his home on July 9, he was “too distraught to answer questions.” His housemate spoke to them and said that Dorsey immediately went to get his son when he heard the awful news.

“Ryan headed up there as soon as their son was found to look after him. He was gone by the time I got home Wednesday,” the housemate said.

The housemate added that Dorsey didn’t know about his ex-wife’s whereabouts.

“Naya has been in LA working but I don’t know where she has been living,” he continued. “None of us know any more than what is being reported at this time. Naya hadn’t been in contact with him. She didn’t tell him what she was doing. He had no idea. It’s a horrible circumstance and we’re hoping for the best.”

The news outlet also reported that Dorsey spent July 9 with Rivera’s sister, Nickalaya Rivera, and had pictures of Dorsey carrying Josey from what is thought to be Nickalaya Rivera’s home.

Dorsey and Naya Rivera tied the knot in July 2014 and divorced in June 2018, In Touch Weekly reported.

There’s an Ongoing Recovery Mission to Find Rivera

The Glee star was reported missing on July 8 after renting a pontoon boat with her son at Lake Piru in Ventura County, California, the Washington Post reported. When the three-hour rental period was up and Rivera didn’t return, staff went searching for her and found her son asleep in the boat. The Post reported that Josey told investigators he and Rivera were swimming together but she never returned to the boat. An underwater search began but on July 9 the search went from a rescue mission to a recovery mission, with Rivera presumed dead.

Josey was wearing a life jacket when he was found, and another life jacket was on the boat. Ventura County Sheriff Sergeant Kevin Donoghue told People on July 9 that it is unknown whether it was an extra life jacket on the boat or if it was Rivera’s.

“But seemingly if she was somehow incapacitated and she had a life jacket we would find her floating, clearly she is not,” he said.

The Ventura County Sheriff’s Office tweeted that there are more than 80 people involved in the recovery mission for Rivera.

“Multiple teams of professional search & rescue personnel are actively searching Lake Piru for clues to the location of Naya Rivera,” they tweeted on July 9. “With over 80 people involved in the search right now, we are using helicopters, boats, ATV vehicles, and ground personnel to try and locate her.”

At a second news conference, Donahue said there are “over 100 personnel on site actively searching,” according to the Washington Post:

The assets that we currently have in place looking for her include helicopters from both the sheriff’s office and from the U.S. Coast Guard; we have about a half a dozen boats out on the water; we have some personal water craft out on the water; multiple dive teams. We’re searching the northern half of the lake, which is a good size area, hoping to find any clues or evidence of her disappearance.

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