D4vd's friend: he lied that his victim was an adult

Former friend of singer D4vd, Aysia Collins, has publicly spoken about a conversation with the artist in which he allegedly tried to convince her that 13-year-old Celeste Rivas, with whom he had an intimate relationship, was actually an adult. According to Aysia, she didn't believe him at first and demanded proof.

Collins claims that D4vd, whose real name is David Burke, provided her with some 'proof' that Celeste was 19, after which she decided she was 'harassing a friend' and backed off. However, it later turned out that the girl was a minor.

As a reminder, Celeste Rivas's remains were found in September in the trunk of a Tesla belonging to the musician. Forensic examination established that the body had been dismembered. As a result, D4vd has been charged with murder, continuous sexual abuse of a child under 14, and unlawful mutilation of human remains.

Aysia Collins, who socialized with the singer and the slain teenager in the same circle, had previously called D4vd a 'psychopath' who 'lied and betrayed everyone around him.' Her new statement is another blow to the artist's reputation.

Not only Aysia has distanced herself from D4vd. His friend Neo Langston also stopped communicating with the musician after the body was found. This shows that the singer's inner circle is increasingly turning away from him amid the high-profile scandal.

D4vd, who was known for his alternative pop songs, has pleaded not guilty. His case continues to be heard in court, and the public is closely following the developments. It is not yet known when the next hearing will take place.