Actress Calls D4vd a ‘Monster’ Amid Murder Accusations

The serious allegations surrounding artist D4vd, who is accused of murdering teenager Celeste Rivas Hernandez, continue to unfold. Now, an actress who previously worked with D4vd is speaking out, adding a chilling perspective to the ongoing narrative. Cassidy Clarke, who played the singer’s girlfriend in his 2022 music video ‘Here With Me,’ has publicly called him a ‘monster.’

A Troubling On-Set Experience

Clarke took to TikTok on Thursday (April 23) to share her alleged experience during the music video shoot. She stated clearly that she does not associate with D4vd and is demanding justice for Celeste Rivas Hernandez. During the 12-hour shoot, Clarke mentioned meeting D4vd’s family, noting that he was a minor at the time, just 17 years old, while she was 18.

She specifically recalled meeting his younger sister, who she believes is now around the same age Celeste Rivas Hernandez would have been. Clarke also mentioned that while she and D4vd followed each other on Instagram, they didn’t get along well during the filming. She felt compelled to speak out because many people online were asking if she knew anything about the case or had any connection to it.

Distancing and Demanding Justice

In her TikTok video, Clarke was emphatic: ‘I do not associate with D4vd by any means.’ She explained that she took the job purely for professional reasons, stating, ‘I did it for a job, I did it for a check, I didn’t know who D4vd was.’ She has since unfollowed him on Instagram and believes he deserves more than what he’s currently facing.

He’s a monster. And I do not associate with him by any means. I’m not making this video to make this about me. I’m making this video to put an end to my association with D4vd. — Cassidy Clarke

Legal Proceedings and Industry Reactions

Currently, D4vd is under arrest at the Los Angeles County Men’s Central Jail and has pleaded not guilty to the charges. The arrest has led to significant reactions within the music industry, with several artists reportedly removing their collaborations with D4vd from streaming platforms. As the legal process moves forward, the discourse surrounding the case continues to be shaped by former colleagues and fans alike.