Latest Updates on D4vd
- Thump Music

- Oct 11
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Latest Updates on D4vd (as of October 11, 2025)
D4vd (real name David Anthony Burke), the 20-year-old Houston-born singer-songwriter known for hits like "Romantic Homicide" and his genre-blending indie/R&B sound, has been largely out of the public eye since early September due to an ongoing investigation into the death of 15-year-old Celeste Rivas Hernandez. His X account (@d4vddd) has been inactive since September 8, with no new posts addressing the situation. Below is a chronological summary of key developments based on recent reports.

Key Timeline of Events
Current Status
Investigation: Ongoing but not treating D4vd as a homicide suspect. Police emphasize cooperation and are awaiting toxicology/autopsy results. No arrests have been made.
Career Impact: His "Withered" world tour is fully halted, with no rescheduling announced. The deluxe edition of his April 2025 album Withered (titled Marcescence, featuring artists like Keshi and Malcom Todd) was teased pre-incident but appears delayed indefinitely. Streaming numbers for older tracks have dipped amid backlash.
Public Reaction: Online discourse is heated, with fans divided—some defend him citing police statements, while others demand accountability over unverified chats and photos (e.g., a shared Spotify playlist, his van with Celeste's name on the plate). A GoFundMe for Celeste's family has raised over $50K. D4vd's team has not issued a statement since September.
Personal/Social: D4vd's X bio remains "i make music and stuff," but engagement has plummeted. Reports suggest he's laying low, possibly consulting lawyers amid civil risks.
This situation has overshadowed D4vd's rapid rise (TikTok virality in 2022, Coachella 2025 performance). For real-time developments, monitor LAPD updates or his X account. If you're seeking music recs from his pre-2025 catalog, hits like "Here With Me" are still solid listens according to people familiar with his music.
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