LAPD has CONFIRMED that D4VD has NOT been named as a SUSPECT in the case involving Celeste Rivas

LAPD has CONFIRMED that D4VD has NOT been named as a SUSPECT in the case involving Celeste Rivas
LAPD has CONFIRMED that D4VD has NOT been named as a SUSPECT in the case involving Celeste Rivas

In this new episode of The Blac Pill, we’re diving deep into one of the wildest online mix-ups of 2025 — the D4VD and Celeste Rivas situation that had Twitter, TikTok, and Reddit in a chokehold. For days, the internet was spinning crazy stories, connecting dots that didn’t exist, and dragging a 19-year-old artist into a narrative that was never true to begin with.

But now, the LAPD has officially confirmed that D4VD is NOT a suspect in the Celeste Rivas case, clearing his name completely. The rumor storm that had the internet talking nonstop turned out to be built on misinformation — showing once again how fast things can spiral out of control when people chase clicks instead of facts.

Let’s rewind a bit. D4VD — whose real name is David Burke — started out as a teenage gamer and content creator, uploading Fortnite clips before switching gears into music. By 2022, he was one of the fastest-rising voices in alternative R&B, with breakout hits like “Romantic Homicide” and “Here With Me.” His raw emotion, DIY aesthetic, and mysterious vibe made fans fall in love with his artistry. But that same mystery also made him an easy target for speculation.

When word about the Celeste Rivas case hit the timeline, people online began throwing his name into conversations without any real evidence — a dangerous move that spread fast thanks to viral tweets, gossip blogs, and fan speculation. Within hours, entire narratives were forming about D4VD’s alleged involvement, with thousands of comments circulating before authorities even released a statement.

Now that the LAPD has publicly confirmed he’s not connected in any way, the conversation has shifted. Should people be held accountable for spreading lies online? How do we stop social media from turning innocent people into trending topics overnight? And will the same energy that fueled the rumor now go into clearing his name?

This episode of The Blac Pill unpacks how cancel culture, clout-chasing, and misinformation culture all collide in stories like this. It’s not just about D4VD — it’s about the internet’s obsession with being first, even when it means being wrong.

At The Blac Pill, we don’t just react — we analyze, unpack, and reveal the truth behind what everyone’s talking about. Tune in for raw discussion, real commentary, and an honest take on the way social media shapes modern celebrity.

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