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Police tell NBC that Celeste’s death probably occurred in the spring and that d4vd may have had help in dismembering and dumping her body.
Celeste Rivas’ remains were discovered on Sept. 8, when a Tesla registered to d4vd was found stranded on the streets of Hollywood Hills. It was then dropped off at an impound yard, where, two days later, a foul odor began emanating from the car. Authorities came to investigate the odor and when they popped the front trunk, they discovered Celeste’s body in a bag. Her remains were so badly decomposed that police have yet to be able to determine a cause of death, and it took a week to identify her.
Soon after, fallout began as d4vd’s tour—which he initially continued after her body was found—got canceled, and
brands like Hollister and Crocs cut ties with him.
d4vd has remained silent since the news broke, only having a spokesperson
tell NBC back in September that “d4vd has been informed about what’s happened. And, although he is still out on tour, he is fully cooperating with the authorities.”
In October, he hired Blair Berk, a renowned criminal defense lawyer who, according to LA Magazine, has worked with notable clients such as Harvey Weinstein, Bruno Mars, Lindsay Lohan, Kanye West, Mel Gibson, and Britney Spears.
See social media’s reaction to d4vd being named a suspect below.
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Singer d4vd Reportedly Named A Suspect In Celeste Rivas’ Death
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