D4vd has faced renewed online attention after an old promotional video resurfaced. The clip showed the singer wearing a shirt covered in fake blood. It resurfaced as he prepared for trial in the alleged murder of Celeste Rivas.
A resurfaced video of D4vd wearing a bloody shirt has taken the internet by storm
The TikTok video showed D4vd promoting his music. In the clip, he reportedly wore a fake bloodied shirt while purchasing laundry detergent. The shirt is reportedly connected to merchandise he sold to fans.
The clip resurfaced following details from D4vd’s recent preliminary hearing. Prosecutors reportedly discussed an inflatable pool found inside his garage. They noted the pool reportedly smelled of laundry detergent and contained a crumbled dryer sheet.
Those details reportedly led to increased online discussion surrounding the resurfaced promotional video. However, the video itself was reportedly created as part of D4vd’s album promotion. His defense team also addressed the presence of fake blood inside his home.
According to the defense, the fake blood was connected to D4vd’s merchandise and creative projects. This reportedly explained the blood-stained shirt featured in the promotional clip. The resurfaced video nevertheless sparked significant reactions across social media.
The renewed attention came as D4vd’s murder case continued moving towards trial. Prosecutors have alleged that D4vd ordered Celeste an Uber to his Hollywood Hills home. They further alleged that he fatally stabbed her before later dismembering her body.
Celeste’s remains were reportedly discovered months later inside two bags in D4vd’s Tesla. The allegations have not been proven in court. D4vd has pleaded not guilty to all charges against him.
A judge reportedly ruled that enough evidence existed for the case to proceed to trial. D4vd faces charges including murder and continuous sexual abuse of a child. He is also charged with unlawful mutilation of human remains.
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