A Los Angeles court has heard that the parents of Celeste Rivas, who was 14 when she died, allegedly signed a notarised travel consent form allowing her to travel to London with singer D4vd in 2024. The claim emerged during a preliminary hearing in the murder case against the artist, whose legal name is David Burke. The court did not hear testimony from Celeste's parents explaining the circumstances in which the alleged consent form was signed. According to Farell's testimony, investigators recovered text messages and other digital evidence relating to the relationship between Celeste and D4vd. Case Moves Towards TrialProsecutors allege D4vd killed Celeste after she threatened to reveal what they describe as an unlawful sexual relationship.