Kali Uchis Removes Collaboration with D4vd Following Finding of Teen’s Body in His Vehicle
Singer Kali Uchis has moved to distance herself from artist D4vd, initiating teh removal of their collaborative track “Crashing” from streaming platforms, after the discovery of a deceased teenager in a vehicle registered to the 20-year-old musician. The move comes as authorities continue to investigate the circumstances surrounding the death of 15-year-old Celeste Rivas,whose body was found in the trunk of a tesla owned by David Anthony Burke,known professionally as D4vd.
The case has sent shockwaves through the music industry and sparked concern among fans of both artists. Uchis announced her decision on social media,stating,”not my friend I did a song with him which is currently in the process of being taken down.” The incident raises questions about association and responsibility in the wake of a tragic event, and underscores the potential fallout for D4vd as the examination unfolds.
Los Angeles County medical examiner’s officials identified Rivas, who had been missing since last year in Lake Elsinore, on Wednesday. Her body was discovered on September 8th at a Hollywood tow yard near Mansfield Avenue and romaine Street, located inside a bag in the front trunk of the Tesla. The official cause of death has been deferred pending further investigation.
Police sources confirmed the vehicle is registered to D4vd, a rising artist with over 33 million monthly listeners on Spotify, known for hits like “Here with Me” and “Romantic Homicide.” As of Thursday, neither D4vd nor his representatives have issued a public statement regarding the investigation, though comments on his social media posts have been limited.
The investigation remains ongoing, with authorities continuing to gather evidence and determine the events leading to Rivas’ death. The removal of “Crashing” signals Uchis’ immediate response to the unfolding situation, while the music community and fans await further details from law enforcement.
