Police Swarm Singer D4vd’s Family Home as Ex-Boyfriend of Teen Victim Speaks Out
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The controversy surrounding rising R&B singer David, known professionally as D4vd, deepened this week as police bodycam footage revealed a SWAT-style raid on his family’s home in Texas—just one day after Los Angeles authorities searched his Hollywood Hills rental in connection with the death of 14-year-old Celeste Rivas Hernandez.
Celeste was discovered dead in the trunk of a Tesla registered to D4vd earlier this month. Despite their age gap, friends and social media evidence have confirmed that the singer and the underage teen were romantically involved, with tattoos, posts, and even a song titled Celeste pointing to their relationship. No charges have yet been filed against the artist.
The SWAT Incident
On September 18, Houston-area police responded to a bogus 911 call reporting gunshots and a body at the Burke family residence—D4vd’s parents’ home. Bodycam footage obtained by TMZ shows officers approaching the property with weapons drawn, only to realize they had been victims of a “swatting” prank.
The Burke family, visibly shaken, confirmed no disturbance had occurred. Officers cleared the scene within 20 minutes. While David himself was not present, the incident’s timing—just a day after LAPD’s 12-hour raid on his Los Angeles property—has raised questions of whether the swatting was random harassment or a targeted act linked to the ongoing investigation.
Celeste’s Former Boyfriend Speaks
Adding another layer to the unfolding tragedy, 15-year-old Damian Hernandez, who dated Celeste before she left for Los Angeles, spoke to TMZ about her troubled home life.
“She said her mom didn’t treat her well,” Damian recalled. “She always joked about running away, but none of us thought it was real—until she didn’t come back.”
He described his disbelief upon learning that Celeste’s body had been found in D4vd’s car. “My heart dropped,” he said. “I kind of had a feeling, but I didn’t want to believe it.”
A Community in Shock
Neighbors also reported seeing Celeste alive in September 2024—months after she was first reported missing—arguing in a nearby yard. The sighting suggests she may have intermittently returned home before her final disappearance, further complicating the timeline of her relationship with the singer.
Meanwhile, Celeste’s grieving family has largely withdrawn from public view, declining recent interview requests.
The Rise of “Justice for Celeste” Coin
In a bizarre digital twist, opportunists have launched a cryptocurrency memecoin dubbed Justice for Celeste. Initially surfacing alongside GoFundMe donations, the token has traded hands for over $1 million. Experts warn that such “memecoins” exploit public tragedy for profit, likening them to gambling schemes vulnerable to fraud and sudden collapse.
“This is speculation, not charity,” said crypto analyst Paul Sibick. “Most investors will lose money, while insiders cash in.”
What Comes Next
For now, D4vd remains uncharged, though his public appearances have ceased since canceling his world tour. Investigators continue examining electronics seized from his Los Angeles residence, reportedly searching for “blood evidence.”
As questions mount—about Celeste’s home life, her relationship with the singer, and the suspicious swatting call—the tragedy has spiraled from a personal loss into a national spectacle, where grief, celebrity, and even cryptocurrency collide.
