Actor Cole Brings Plenty’s father is pleading for information to reconnect him with the 1923 actor.

“His family is very worried about him,” Joseph Brings Plenty Sr. writes on Facebook.

• Cole Brings Plenty is the nephew of Yellowstone star Mo Brings Plenty.
• On 1923, the younger actor played Pete Plenty Clouds, a young native boy who tells Runs His Horse that his daughter Teonna has escaped a boarding school for Native Americans.
• As Season 1 ends, Pete Plenty Clouds and Teonna begin to form a romance.

Just after 12AM CT on Tuesday (April 2), Joseph Brings Plenty Sr. took to Facebook to share that his son was missing.

“Last seen early morning hours on Easter morning,” he writes.

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“He hasn’t messaged me or called me back, I have some of our family and friends in the area looking for him … Love you son, just reach out to me, messaging you on your phone.”

Cole Brings Plenty drives a white Ford Explorer and was last seen leaving Lawrence, Kan. south on U.S. 59.

Update: KCTV in Lawrence, Kan., shares that police are searching for Brings Plenty and have an affidavit for his arrest in a domestic violence investigation. Prior to his disappearance, police received a report of a woman screaming for help in an apartment, but Brings Plenty had driven away before cops arrived.

On Instagram, Mo Brings Plenty shared more details:

The 27-year-old actor stands 5 ft., 10 in. tall and weighs 145 pounds. The family became concerned after he missed an appointment with his agent, something that is very uncharacteristic.

They also believe his cell phone is turned off. Anyone with information is encouraged to call the Lawrence Police at 785-832-7509.

Yellowstone star Cole Hauser also posted about Brings Plenty’s disappearance. Several actors from the franchise have sent thoughts and prayers for the family.

In addition to appearing in 1923, Cole Brings Plenty has been spotted playing a warrior on two other television shows: Into the Wild Frontier and the Tall Tales of Jim Bridger.