A FRANTIC search for a TV presenter and his partner is underway after their bloody belongings were discovered in a skip bin.

Former Aussie TV host Jessie Baird, 26, and his boyfriend Luke Davies, 29, were last seen in Paddington, suburbs of Sydney on Monday.

Police believe “there has been some sort of incident” after they found blood-covered clothes belonging to Davies and Baird on a Wednesday morning.

At this stage, it is unknown who the blood belongs to.

But a phone, keys and credit cards were also among belongings discovered in the skip bin – 18 miles away from Baird’s residency.

The police then searched Baird’s home in Paddington and found a “large amount of blood” and blood-stained furniture.

The amount of blood has led the officers to believe that at least one had suffered “a significant injury”.

Upon entering Baird’s property, the officers immediately established a crime scene.

Detectives are treating the couple’s disappearance as suspicious after Davies’ home in Waterloo was also found to be empty.

Baird’s neighbours heard arguments on early Monday morning but didn’t report it until police began canvassing the scene two days later.

The officers now fear for both of men as their family is unable to reach them.

Detective Superintendent Jodi Radmore said: “There has been some sort of incident which has more than likely happened at the Paddington address and that has given us grave concerns for one, possibly both.

“It’s very early stages in the investigation. We are still processing the Paddington address. All lines of enquiry are open.”

Three cars belonging to the men have been seized.

Their credit cards haven’t been used since the weekend.

Friend have reported last seeing Baird on Tuesday and he appeared “fine”.

Davies has not been at work since Monday and his family have not spoken to him since then.

Davies also updated his social media account a day before the disappearance with a series of pictures of him in Vancouver, Canada.

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