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Houston singer D4vd canceled the remainder of his North American tour and his upcoming European tour. The news comes after FBI agents executed a search warrant on his Los Angeles home.

Rolling Stone reports agents searched a house on Doheny Place, near where a Tesla registered to the singer was abandoned.

Agents left D4vd’s rental home with a laptop computer and other items in evidence bags.

According to Internet sleuths, D4vd rented the 4-bedroom, 4,315 sq. ft. house for nearly $20,000 a month.

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D4vd became a leading suspect after police found the decomposed body of a girl in the trunk of his impounded Tesla on Sept. 8. The body was later identified as 15-year-old Celeste Rivas Hernandez.

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Celeste’s mother told TMZ that her daughter had a “Shhh…” tattoo on her right index finger and that she had a boyfriend named “David.”

D4vd, real name David Burke, 20, also had a “Shhh…” tattoo on his right index finger. He reportedly met Celeste when she was only 12.

Celeste was 13 when she ran away from home on April 5, 2024. TMZ published a photo that allegedly shows D4vd within walking distance of Celeste’s home in Lake Elsinore, CA.

The FBI is involved in the case because there is evidence of indecent acts with a minor who was transported across state lines.

Photo of D4vd and Celeste Rivas

D4vd was on tour when Celeste’s body was found in the Tesla registered to him. His rep said the singer was “fully cooperating” with police.

TMZ reports that D4vd canceled his show in Seattle on Wednesday before flying to Los Angeles that same day.

Fans posted videos of a coffin on display at one of D4vd’s concerts.

Fashion brands Crocs and Hollister removed D4vd from their ad campaign after news reports about the grisly discovery in his car.

“We are aware of this developing story,” the brands said in a joint statement. “With respect to the current situation, we have removed campaign content featuring D4vd while the investigation continues.”