In the latest development surrounding the ongoing investigations into the chilling murder of 15-year-old Celeste Rivas, whose body was recovered in a Tesla car owned by singer David Antony Burke, a.k.a. D4vd, in Hollywood Hills.
The production team behind d4vd’s music video for “One More Dance” has made a public quote from the artist.
One recent Reddit post mentioned that the production team behind D4vd’s 'One More Dance' cited his quote about “killing Celeste in the back of his mind.”
In a recently shared Instagram post, D4vd’s music production team spotlighted the artist’s chilling remark about his alter ego, Itami, claiming he “killed Celeste in the back of his mind.”
They also disclosed that his music videos are now being carefully re-evaluated frame by frame as officials investigate Celeste’s disappearance.
The timing of the post indicates that even those who work closely with D4vd are reevaluating the content they help produce, highlighting the growing unease that surrounds his work in light of the ongoing investigation.
In the same post, D4vd’s production team drew attention to the artist’s disturbing comment about his alter ego, and BTS footage and imagery from the project, filmed in January 2025, months before Celeste went missing, has drawn renewed scrutiny.
The key details of the BTS clip include:
According to the production team, the project has taken on a disturbing new meaning since the investigation began, making the footage feel fundamentally different.
