The popular YouTube channel Rotten Mango dives into the swirling, unconfirmed rumors and online speculations surrounding D4vd—the viral musician known for hits like “Romantic Homicide” and “Here With Me”—and the alleged death of a minor.

While emphasizing that all information is unconfirmed speculation and that D4vd is innocent until proven guilty, the video centers on one disturbing claim:

The body of a 14-year-old girl named Celeste was reportedly found deceased in the trunk of D4vd’s vehicle.

The Foul-Smelling Car in Hollywood Hills

The controversy began with a police report allegedly concerning a 2023 Tesla Model Y in the Hollywood Hills, impounded on September 8, 2025. The car was specifically noted for “emanating a foul odor and attracting flies”, despite the notably cooler weather. The vehicle was towed, and the shocking discovery was made inside.

The ‘Two Celestes’ Conspiracy Theory

One of the most complex and debated aspects of the online chatter is the theory involving a look-alike. Netizens allege that D4vd had a relationship with two different women named Celeste: the 14-year-old victim and another woman who is an adult and looks similar to the minor.

The theory suggests D4vd intentionally dated the older, adult Celeste to create plausible deniability:

When accused of dating a minor named Celeste, D4vd could allegedly point to the adult Celeste and claim, “No you’re mistaken she’s not a minor she’s an adult… so those pictures are of my adult girlfriend that you just assumed was a minor”.
The video notes that this “two Celestes” conspiracy has caused so much confusion online that some netizens are starting to believe D4vd might be innocent and is being framed for murder.

Upcoming Theories

The host concludes the video by promising to cover even more explosive, yet unconfirmed, theories in a follow-up episode, including:

Theories that Celeste was planning to leave D4vd because he was grooming her.
Allegations that Celeste was pregnant with his child.
Theories that Celeste was sacrificed for fame.
Dissected song lyrics used by netizens to support or deny these theories.