US singer D4vd to go on trial for murder in death of teen
The star is accused of killing Celeste Rivas Hernandez, whose remains were found in a Tesla registered to his address.

Image source, Getty ImagesBySareen Habeshian, Shaimaa Khalil and Sam Mulick, Reporting fromcourthouse in Los AngelesPublished27 July 2026, 22:17 BSTUpdated Just nowA judge has ruled that US musician D4vd will go on trial for murder over the death of a teenage girl.The decision came after a five-day preliminary hearing, in which Los Angeles prosecutors questioned a dozen witnesses and displayed photographic evidence as 14-year-old Celeste Rivas Hernandez's family watched on.The star, whose legal name is David Anthony Burke, is accused of killing the girl, whose remains were found last September in a Tesla registered to his address.
Burke, 21, has pleaded not guilty to charges of murdering and sexually abusing her.Texts reveal 14-year-old allegedly murdered by singer D4vd had pregnancy and abortionPublished2 days agoBurke's arraignment is scheduled for 31 August. The trial is to start within 90 days of that date.
Prosecutors have alleged Burke stabbed the teen before dismembering her body after years of alleged sexual abuse.They allege he killed her because the teen had threatened to reveal his relationship with a minor and destroy his multi-million dollar music career.Evidence read in court on Monday showed threats Celeste made to Burke on 22 April 2025, stemming from arguments about his friendship with another girl."
I swear to GOD I will kill u", one expletive-laden text said, followed by a threat to strangle him and tell her dad lies about him. "i will end ur career and ur life I will damage anything", one text said.The following day, Hernandez went to Burke's Hollywood home in an Uber he had sent to pick her up.
Prosecutors alleged that Burke stabbed her once she arrived.Related topicsLos AngelesCultureUnited StatesCaliforniaMusic 27 July 2026, 22:17 BST 2 days ago
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