After the dismembered body of teen Celeste Rivas was discovered in the boot of a car he had registered with him, D4Vd’s representatives said he is “fully cooperating” with authorities.
D4vd has been “fully cooperating” with authorities after the dismembered body of Celeste Rivas, 15, was found decomposed in the boot of a Tesla registered to the musician. He cancelled the remainder of his American tour while an investigation into the murder of the teen gets underway.
As law enforcement conducted their investigation, a representative confirmed that he was working with them. D4vd has been informed about the incident. And despite his ongoing absence from the tour, the singer is “cooperating fully with the authorities,” according to a singer’s spokesperson.
The 20-year-old singer had planned to play a second show in Los Angeles on Saturday and tonight in San Francisco. He is reportedly going to miss a Wednesday event celebrating his album Withered at the Grammy Museum in Downtown Los Angeles.
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The “home” search on D4vd is conducted.
He had been staying at his house during the LAPD search. The manager of D4V is reportedly renting the home, according to TMZ.
The LAPD stated in a statement to The Mirror US that “on September 17, 2025, Robbery-Homicide Division detectives from the Robbery-Homicide Division conducted a search warrant on the 1300 block of Doheny Place in connection with Celeste Rivas Hernandez’s death. In the coming days, detectives will examine a number of items of evidence that were recovered.
This investigation is ongoing, they say. Investigators are following up on a number of leads. The Media Relations Division will make the additional information available once it is made public. Anyone with information regarding this investigation is asked to contact LA Crime Stoppers at (212) 486-6890 or Robbery-Homicide Division at (212) 486-6890.
Celeste, whose real name is David Anthony Burke, was discovered decomposing in the car’s boot. In April of this year, she went missing from Lake Elsinor, California.
After being abandoned for five days, the vehicle’s registration plate read “Texas,” and it was towed from the Hollywood Hills neighborhood.
claims made by Celeste’s mother
After police described the body, which had a tattoo reading “Shh,” on her finger, and a description of her outfit, Celeste’s mother had previously claimed she believes it belongs to her daughter.
The teenager was wearing a metal chain bracelet in the shape of a W, black leggings, a tube top, and jewelry, according to the Los Angeles County Medical Examiner.
Celeste’s mother insisted that the teen once had a boyfriend named David in TMZ’s claims.
Unreleased song by D4vd
D4vd, who has around 2 million Instagram followers, wrote a previously unreleased song in which the name “Celeste” twice appears.
The lyrics read, “Oh, Celeste, the girl with my name tattooed on her chest, smells like cigarettes on my clothes.” According to The Sun, the musician was given the song’s name on SoundCloud in 2023.
His representatives have been contacted for comment by The Mirror.
Source: Mirror
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