US singer D4vd has been dropped from Spilt Milk’s lineup as more details about the missing remains found in his Tesla emerge.
D4vd has been quietly dropped from Spilt Milk’s line-up, days after the remains found in an impounded Tesla registered in the singer‘s name were identified as those of a missing teenage girl.
The body would be identified as that of 15-year-old Celeste Rivas Hernandez, who was reported as missing last year.
Internet speculation about the case has exploded as TMZ would later report that the body and D4vd had a matching “Shhh…” tattoo on their right index fingers.
As internet speculation grows and the investigation continues, D4vd has removed two of the last remaining dates in his US tour, along with multiple stops in his upcoming European tour, from ticketing websites. The singer was set to appear in Ballarat, Perth, Canberra and Gold Coast in December as part of the Spilt Milk festival, which Kendrick Lamar is headlining.
Fans spotted earlier this morning that the singer was no longer featured on Spilt Milk‘s website or socials on Monday. D4vd had also booked side shows in Sydney, Brisbane and Melbourne, and as of writing, these dates are still live and available.
The singer also had a scheduled appearance at the Grammy Museum in Los Angeles on Wednesday. The event, which was previously listed as sold out, has been removed from the venue’s website.
Representatives of both venues, as well as d4vd, did not immediately respond to The Associated Press’ request for comment on the status of the tour.
ABC 7 Eyewitness News reported that police had searched a Hollywood Hills home last week, where the singer had been living, but reportedly does not own.
“Several items of evidence were recovered and will be analysed by detectives in the coming days,” LAPD said in a statement, the outlet reported. “This is an ongoing investigation. Investigators are following up on several leads.”
An unnamed representative for d4vd told NBC Los Angeles the singer has been cooperating with authorities since the body was found. It’s not clear why the car had been impounded.
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