Body Found In D4vd Tesla ID’d as a 15 Year Old Girl… And It Gets Worse.

Summary

Podcast Summary

Podcast: Amy Robach & T.J. Holmes Present

Episode: Body Found In D4vd Tesla ID’d as a 15 Year Old Girl… And It Gets Worse
Date: September 17, 2025
Hosts: Amy Robach & T.J. Holmes

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Episode Overview

In this episode, Amy Robach and T.J. Holmes discuss breaking news surrounding the recent identification of a body found in a Tesla registered to rising music star D4vd (David), revealed to be that of 15-year-old Celeste Rivas Hernandez. The discovery has shocked fans and the wider public, with Amy and T.J. delving deeply into the details of the case, the implications for D4vd’s career, the reaction from his business partners, and the public’s scrutiny—especially as new, troubling facts emerge.

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Key Discussion Points and Insights

1. The Breaking News: Identification of the Body

[03:10–04:19]

• T.J. Holmes introduces the breaking development: the body found in D4vd’s Tesla has been identified as 15-year-old Celeste Rivas Hernandez, missing for over a year.
• The car involved is registered to D4vd, a 20-year-old singer and viral music sensation.

Notable Quote:
"Today, this new development, it sounds like this story is now starting to roll a different direction." – T.J. Holmes [03:32]

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2. Who is D4vd (David)?

[04:19–06:04]

• Amy gives a primer on D4vd’s rise to fame via TikTok and gaming, noting his homemade music’s viral success.
• He was featured as Billboard’s No. 1 artist in the “21 under 21” list and is known for a wholesome family background.
• D4vd was on his worldwide tour at the time these events unfolded.

Notable Quote:
"He very well may be this wholesome kid who came from a great family who supported him. And his music career is literally taking off." – Amy Robach [05:00]

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3. The Condition and Identification of the Body

[06:04–07:19]

• The body found in the trunk was badly decomposed and described by clothing and features, including:
  • Tube top
  • Black, wavy hair
  • Distinct tattoo “shh” on her index finger
• This tattoo became a crucial identifier for Celeste’s mother.

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4. D4vd’s Initial Reaction & Ongoing Tour

[07:19–08:24]

• Despite the discovery, D4vd continued his scheduled performances and remained silent publicly, only confirming cooperation with police via his spokesperson.
• The lack of comment and continuation of his tour raised concerns for Amy and T.J.

Notable Quote:
"It was disturbing... any lawyer would tell you not to get out and make a statement, but you could say at least something." – Amy Robach [11:46]

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5. Timeline and Details About Celeste Rivas Hernandez

[08:24–09:24]

• Celeste had been missing since April 5, 2024. At the time, she was 13 years old (now 15).
• Her mother was active in searching for her, widely distributing missing person posters.

Notable Quote:
"Her mother said that she had been missing for over a year. ... That is heartbreaking." – Amy Robach [08:43]

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6. The Tattoo Connection: D4vd and Celeste

[09:44–10:29]

• Both D4vd and Celeste had the “shh” tattoo on their right index finger, intensifying speculation about their relationship.

Notable Quote:
"David has the exact same tattoo on his right index finger. And so that is a link that a lot of folks are pointing to right now." – Amy Robach [10:29]

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7. Scrutiny Over D4vd’s Involvement

[10:53–12:22]

• Discussion over whether the car’s registration implicates D4vd; he reportedly owns multiple vehicles.
• Debate over appropriate public response for someone in D4vd’s position.
• No suspect has been named; police have not declared this a homicide; D4vd is not an official suspect.

Notable Quote:
"So that's what innocent human beings do." – T.J. Holmes [12:06]

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8. D4vd’s Career Impact and Business Fallout

[13:11–20:48]

• He canceled his Seattle show, putting his world tour on pause—a major development indicating gravity of the situation.
• His sponsors and partners, such as Hollister and Crocs, have canceled campaigns with him.
  • Notably, Hollister severed ties on September 9th when the story broke.

Notable Quote:
"It is very clear. You do not see David modeling for Hollister anymore, period. As of September 9th." – Amy Robach [20:49]

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9. Public and Police Statements—Theories and Caution

[12:22–13:38; 17:50–18:56]

• Police have declined to speculate or identify suspects. They even apologized for originally labeling it a homicide; no official cause of death yet due to decomposition.
• Amy expresses skepticism about the possibility of such a discovery not being homicide.

Notable Quote:
"I don't understand how you could possibly end up in a trunk not intact and it not be homicide. So I just...let's just call it what it is." – Amy Robach [18:29]

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10. Song Lyrics Under Scrutiny & Online Reactions

[21:51–23:59]

• D4vd’s breakthrough song, “Romantic Homicide,” with lyrics like "in the back of my mind I killed you", comes under public scrutiny and online speculation and mockery given the nature of the case.
• Amy and T.J. emphasize that the lyrics are likely non-literal but understand why there's chatter.

Notable Quote:
"The name of his song is Romantic Homicide." – Amy Robach [21:51]

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11. Need for Clarity and Next Steps

[23:59–24:55]

• Amy and T.J. assert that for the sake of his career and public trust, D4vd needs to address the situation publicly soon.
• They caution listeners not to assume guilt, reiterating no official blame or charge, but highlight the turmoil of public speculation in the absence of a statement.

Notable Quote:
"I think we need to hear something probably sooner than later for his sake, for his ability to continue. If he had nothing to do with this in a career, he's 20 years old, he has a lot of singing to do, a lot of performing to do, but he's got to address this." – Amy Robach [24:31]

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Memorable Moments & Quotes (with Timestamps)

• "Today… sounds like this story is now starting to roll a different direction." – T.J. Holmes [03:32]
• "Billboard magazine had him at the top 21 under 21 and he was number one." – Amy Robach [05:18]
• "They said actually that the body was not intact… had been decomposing for quite some time." – Amy Robach [06:30]
• "David has the exact same tattoo on his right index finger." – Amy Robach [10:29]
• "So that's what innocent human beings do." – T.J. Holmes [12:06]
• "It is very clear. You do not see David modeling for Hollister anymore, period. As of September 9th." – Amy Robach [20:49]
• "The name of his song is Romantic Homicide." – Amy Robach [21:51]
• "I think we need to hear something probably sooner than later for his sake." – Amy Robach [24:31]

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Timeline of Key Segments

| Timestamp | Segment | Summary | |---------------|------------------------------------------|----------------------------------------------------------------------------| | 03:10–04:19 | Breaking news – Body identified | Body found in Tesla registered to D4vd; identified as Celeste Rivas Hernandez | | 04:19–06:04 | Who is D4vd? | Artist background and Billboard recognition | | 06:04–07:19 | Body's condition | Details on state of remains and identification process | | 07:19–08:24 | Tour and initial reaction | D4vd continues performing; public silence | | 08:24–09:24 | Celeste’s background | Timeline of disappearance and mother’s search efforts | | 09:44–10:29 | Matching tattoos | The “shh” tattoo link between D4vd and Celeste | | 10:53–12:22 | Speculation and public response | No suspects named; debating appropriate public statements | | 13:11–20:48 | Career and sponsorship fallout | Tour cancellations; Hollister and Crocs drop D4vd | | 21:51–23:59 | Song lyric scrutiny | “Romantic Homicide” and social media reactions | | 23:59–24:55 | The need for clarity | Emphasis on public statement and future steps |

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Tone and Language

The episode is urgent, serious, and empathetic, particularly toward the victim and her family. Amy and T.J. are careful not to speculate irresponsibly, balancing public curiosity with caution and legal fairness, while expressing frustration at gaps in communication from D4vd. Their tone is informed yet emotionally engaged—especially when considering the severe implications for all involved.

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Summary for New Listeners

• Rising music star D4vd is at the center of a dark and evolving headline after a decomposed body, now identified as 15-year-old Celeste Rivas Hernandez, was found in a Tesla registered to him.
• Celeste had been missing for over a year; her mother actively searched for her.
• Distinguishing features (notably a “shh” tattoo) linked Celeste directly to D4vd, who has an identical tattoo.
• D4vd's muted public response, continued touring, and now canceled shows signal the story's gravity and its real-time impact on his career.
• No one, including the police, has publicly suggested D4vd’s involvement; the cause/manner of death is still under investigation.
• Sponsors have dropped D4vd even as speculation swirls, fueled in part by his song “Romantic Homicide”.
• Hosts urge a public address from D4vd and underscore the importance of fair process, ending the episode with hopes for clarity and justice.

Transcript

[Amy Robach]

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[T.J. Holmes]

Hey there folks. It is Wednesday, September 17th. A body found in the trunk of a car earlier this month. And that car was registered to a singer considered one of the brightest young stars in music. That body has now been identified as that of a 15 year old girl. And with that, welcome to this episode of Amy and TJ Robes. The singer is David. The story has been percolating for a couple of weeks today, this new development, it sounds like this story is now starting to roll a different direction.

[Amy Robach]

Perhaps that's correct because the missing person has now been identified. TMZ is reporting that the missing person has been identified as 15 year old Celeste Rivas Hernandez. That is who we now believe was inside the trunk of David's Tesla that was impounded.

[T.J. Holmes]

So to get you all caught up here and robe. To be honest, I wasn't familiar with David. I wasn't familiar with David or his music. But he is wildly popular online. We said it to any of our daughters and they immediately jumped. No matter if the youngest we have in the house is 12, she immediately knows who this guy is and what's going on. But he, like, I think a number of singers can credit their success to.

[Amy Robach]

Viral videos, Tick tock and gaming. He, he didn't, he wanted to basically put things up on tick tock because he's a big gamer, but he couldn't use music that was copyrighted. So he used his own. He started making his own music and it caught on. It went viral and now he's signed with a record company, he's on a world tour. I mean, big things have happened to him very quickly.

[T.J. Holmes]

What was it you said? You've been doing more of a deep dive on his background and whatnot. But what was the publication that actually said he was that named him number one couple years ago?

[Amy Robach]

Bill, it was Billboard magazine. This isn't just any old rag. This is a big deal in the music industry. So Billboard magazine had him at the top 21 under 21 and he was number one. He was 18 when they did the big interview with him. But yeah, they discussed him, him as this big rising star. Talked about how he grew up singing in church, how his parents were always there by his side. And supporting him and rooting him on his sister gave him the idea to create his own music to put up on TikTok. So sounded like this. And he very well may be this wholesome kid who came from a great family who supported him. And his music career is literally taking off. He's 20 years old.

[T.J. Holmes]

Well, he's still just 29.

[Amy Robach]

He's 20 years old.

[T.J. Holmes]

Okay, so. And he's successful right now, folks. He's on tour. He has millions and millions of listeners every single month online. That Stream story goes, September 8, Los Angeles impound lot. They get a call, police do, about a foul odor, and they show up, and sure enough, there's a body in the trunk. Now, I have read several reports, and so have you, but from the most part, when I recognize robes, the body was not in good shape.

[Amy Robach]

They said actually that the body was not intact. That was how they described it. So it was interesting. They didn't say dismembered. They didn't say decapitated. They just said not intact. They said that it had been decomposing for quite some time. So it didn't just happen in the last few days. This body had been there for a while. And they described the body basically by the clothing. They said it was gonna take a while for them to be able to identify the body because of the significant amount of decomposition. But she had a tube top on, and they also said she had black, wavy hair. And they said she had a tattoo on her finger. And it said shh on it, on her index finger. And so that was a very distinguishing thing on her body. And they were trying to. They were hoping that that would help them identify her.

[T.J. Holmes]

And that turns out to be another significant part of this story that we will get into in just a moment. But robes. It struck me at the time, and you and I were debating, because we've seen the story out there for a while, and David has been on a world tour. He has been touring, I believe, currently on the west coast of the US at least right now. But when the story first broke, did he not go on stage that night? Yes, I think he continued. He was somewhere else, but he continued to perform.

[Amy Robach]

He has continued to perform, and he has not made a public comment. His spokesperson has only told the media that he is fully cooperating with police in the investigation. But that's the only acknowledgment that he or his team has even made about this story. But today, the story just got very real. It got very dark. Now that we're learning this body was a 15 year old girl. This body was badly decomposed. This body was of a young girl who according to her mother told TMZ had a boyfriend named David.

[T.J. Holmes]

So the young lady is 15 years old. Again, remind you the car was only there for two days at the impound lotion. Badly decomposed body. So only the assumption can be made. The body had the person had been dead for quite some time. You also pointed out robes or have we said yet this young lady had been missing for quite some time.

[Amy Robach]

Her mother said that she had been missing for over a year. And in fact you can go online and see there is a missing person poster that was circulating about her. But she was last seen April 5, 2024. They described her as 5, 3, 120 pounds. And they said she was 13. I mean that is. That is heartbreaking. So she's turned 15. So it's been about a year and a half, give or take that she's been missing. And her mom told TMZ that as soon as they described that it was a young. It was a woman, black, wavy hair. And when they said the tattoo, the shh. Tattoo on her index finger, she said she was sure it was her daughter.

[T.J. Holmes]

Okay, so at least police right now have not put out an official cause of death. The car again they say is registered to David Anthony Burke, stage name David. And if you're not familiar, we're saying David. But he spells his name in, in a unique very now kind of way. I guess it's what the kids do.

[Amy Robach]

I thought his name was deforvid because it's D. Well, I mean a lot of people I think of a certain age would absolutely think that because it is spelled D4V D. So isn't that deforvid?

[T.J. Holmes]

It was quite.

[Amy Robach]

It's David.

[T.J. Holmes]

That morning was quite interesting going back and forth and hearing you continuing to call him that. But. But yes, he goes by stage name of David. We mentioned a moment ago robes. And this is something TMZ again pointed out and is on top of the story pointed out. The tattoo that the young lady has says on the right index finger. I believe it is just says shush. She's not the only one who has it.

[Amy Robach]

David has the exact same tattoo on his right index finger. And so that is a link that a lot of folks are pointing to right now. Also of note, the Tesla that she was found in, which is registered to David, has a Texas license plate. He lives in Houston, Texas. At least that's his hometown. And it was never reported stolen. That is a very significant fact.

[T.J. Holmes]

Now, I saw some. I can't remember which publication, and I apologize because I do want to give them proper attribution. But a source telling them that they wanted to point out that he has several cars registered to him. You saw this as well. You're shaking your head. So they're trying to point out, just because this car is registered to him, it does not mean he was driving it or anywhere near it or even knew this young lady. It doesn't at all. But, Robes, it seems at this point he is now taking this, in my opinion, with the type of seriousness he should have taken maybe in the first place. I was shocked when he kept performing, knowing this story was out there, not coming out. And, oh, my God, my heart goes out to this family and this young lady. I'm sorry, I'll help any way I can. Instead, silence and going on as if nothing has happened.

[Amy Robach]

That was. That was disturbing. And of course, any lawyer would tell you not to get out and make a statement, but you could say at least something. I can't give. I can't get specific. I just want to let you know that I had nothing to do. Do with this. Or at least just say something and. And say your heart goes out to whoever the family members are of this person found in your car. You are working with police to figure out how this could have possibly happened.

[T.J. Holmes]

So that's what innocent human beings do.

[Amy Robach]

It seems like even if you were trying to be careful and legally protect yourself, if you were innocent, you would still know. Saying nothing would be a sign of being somehow involved or having some knowledge that you wouldn't want people to know about. I mean, it just. It. It's not a good look.

[T.J. Holmes]

Okay, and let's be clear here. There is no. No one has suggested their. Police haven't identified a suspect of any kind. They even came back and apologized for even suggesting this might be a homicide when they first started this case. So there is no one officially suggesting that this was a homicide and that they are looking for a killer out there on the loose or that David would even be a suspect. No one is saying that, and no one should suggest that. The only thing now, Robes, I think that elevates the story for me at least, is that he is canceling shows, is that he is now taking a step back from the spotlight. He is now looking at the story differently, perhaps from a PR standpoint or anybody can speculate what else might be going on.

[Amy Robach]

Yes, that is a significant development that just happened. He was scheduled to go on. At 8pm tonight in Seattle he had a show. People bought tickets and it now appears he has canceled that show. He has, by doing so, put his worldwide tour on pause. We don't know what will come in the following days and his other schedule shows. No one has mentioned anything beyond tonight, but that is a significant development that he has canceled his show this evening.

[T.J. Holmes]

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[T.J. Holmes]

All right, we continue now here on Amy and TJ with singer David now canceling shows after news came that the body found in the back of a car registered to him has been now identified as a 15 year old girl who has been missing for a year and a half. We want to make sure we're clear here. Robes this. No one is suggesting he was near this car. No one is suggesting he had anything to do with it. Police aren't suggesting he's a suspect. They're already been saying this is a homicide. What they are saying right now is they found this body, they know who it is and they know the car at least is registered to him.

[Amy Robach]

They're trying to determine a cause of death right now but because of the decomposition it's Incredibly difficult. So it is going to take a while for them to see if they can figure out manner of death because that will be important. But I would argue I don't understand how you could possibly end up in a trunk not intact and it not be homicide. So I just. Let's just be, let's just call it, call it what it is.

[T.J. Holmes]

And so sad what was going on in this young lady's life. You know, somebody 13 years old went missing. Is someone looking for her? Right. Did somebody care enough about her?

[Amy Robach]

Her mom did. Her mom had missing posters. Her mom had them circulated everywhere.

[T.J. Holmes]

Where is she really? I didn't realize.

[Amy Robach]

Oh yes, there were missing posters on her. If you look it up. Her mom had them circulated that she put them up around town. She was begging anyone with any information.

[T.J. Holmes]

For a year and a half.

[Amy Robach]

Yes, April 5, 2023. That is the day she was last seen. And her mom had flyers up. Her mom was looking for.

[T.J. Holmes]

She was 13 years old at the time. She would have been 15 years old now. Now. Oh, that's tough for. So yeah. So David, I was mentioning before that I was, I was surprised that he continued with his world tour and I believe even performed the day the news broke that the body was found again in a car registered to him only. But other folks that he's in business with took note of this and took it very seriously even before the identity of this young lady was known.

[Amy Robach]

It was a little bit, it was last week. So he, you know, again, this is a 20 year old rising star alternative star. In fact, he, he is one of the first in the genre. He did a big article with Billboard talking about how people don't believe he's black when they listen to him and then they say, oh wow, you're black. So he considered himself kind of a pioneer in that genre in alternative, alternative rock, alternative music. And he was on his way up. Yes, he got a big deal, a big campaign with Hollister and Crocs. So he was modeling hoodies and sweatpants and Crocs for all for Hollister until September 9, just about a little over a week ago. They severed ties with him when it was connected hit that body and it was in his car. They, they replaced him.

[T.J. Holmes]

Wait, they did it on the 9th?

[Amy Robach]

They did it on the 9th day. They did it on the 9th. So they replaced him with another model. So all of his ads, all of the videos, everything, he is no longer a part of them. So we don't have any details about what transpired between them, but it is Very clear. You do not see David modeling for Hollister anymore, period. As of September 9th, that's probably the.

[T.J. Holmes]

Right thing to do. Just to wait to take a pause and see what's going on. I mean, it's. I think the lack. And you spoke from a legal standpoint, and it's one of those things robes that we learned a lesson about nothing to this type of seriousness of a situation. But when you don't speak for yourself.

[Amy Robach]

People fill in the holes and they assume the worst.

[T.J. Holmes]

And if people are assuming the worst, as details continue to come out, this is. I mean, he's got to at some point say something. He's benefited the Doubt and Police. Nobody's saying anything but, well, he was still performing.

[Amy Robach]

And that's what was deeply concerning. And now that he is not, now that he has canceled his concert for tonight, that is certainly significant. But it is important to note the song that really sent him up the charts, that put his name on the radar, was a song that actually has a very disturbing title and some really concerning lyrics that people are now looking into and even making fun of or making a joke about the possibility that he could possibly be a part of or have something to do with this young lady's death. Because the name of his song is Romantic Homicide.

[T.J. Holmes]

The song is a few years old, 2022, it says when it was released. It's a very short song as far as the lyrics go. Not a lot of chorus and whatnot. But, yeah, this was pointed out to us by Sabine, who was watching and looking around online about what people were talking about. But there is a line in the song that says, in the back of my mind I killed you. Now, people then took that and started doing other things with some of these lyrics. Again, I'm. I guess this is supposed to be a romantic song. It's not about literal death. I believe in the back of my mind you died I didn't even cry, no, not a single tear I'm sick of waiting patiently for someone that won't even arrive right. I think it's supposed to be some kind of.

[Amy Robach]

But it's romantic homicide. I mean, I understand it could be figurative instead of literal, but yeah.

[T.J. Holmes]

In the back of my mind I killed you I didn't even regret it I can't believe I said it, but it's true. I hate you is some of the lyrics. And then Sabine just reminded us of how they're changing this lyric. In the back of my mind you died. Folks are being playful with it, if you will, about someone who's dead and saying in the back of my car you died. So it's ropes. I, I'm, I am so curious what was going on in this young lady's life and where she's been for the past year and a half.

[Amy Robach]

Yeah, and I'm really curious about when we are going to hear something from David or something from police, but certainly this does need to be cleared up. I know you are innocent until proven guilty, of course. And to reiterate, no one has pointed the finger at him or even suggested he had anything to do with it. Certainly people online are speculating, but no one in any position of authority has speculated anything even close to that. However, I do think that the time has come and it should probably be coming sooner rather than later. Given now that he's canceled his concert for the evening and now that we know who this young lady was in the trunk of his car, I think we need to hear something probably sooner than later for his sake, for his ability to continue. If he had nothing to do with this in a career he's 20 years old, he has a lot of singing to do, a lot of performing to do, but he's got to address this.

[T.J. Holmes]

I think that's fair. Folks, top right corner of the screen in the Apple Podcast app where you see our show page, little button says follow click that you can get our updates coming to you. You don't have to go looking for them. And there are a lot of updates these days. A lot of news is coming out, as you can see at this point, depend on us. We're on top of it, it seems. But for Amy Robach, I'm T.J. holmes. We'll talk to y' all real soon. Witness the new season of Reasonable Doubt, Streaming on Hulu September 18th. L A S most successful attorney Jack Stewart defends a young actor accused of murder.

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[Amy Robach]

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