Earlier this week, TMZ reported that d4vd —the up-and-coming alternative R&B artist, who blew up on TikTok and is now the target of a murder investigation—recently made an interesting real estate move. According to legal documents obtained by the outlet, d4vd transferred the deed to two residences he owns in the Houston area.

TMZ reported that the change took place between September 18 and 22. The 18th had been the same day that cops executed a search warrant on one of his Texas homes. Upon the police’s arrival, it was discovered that the singer’s parents and siblings had already been occupying that space. The visit had been prompted by a false report that there was a shooting incident. According to reports, the caller had allegedly used a device to mask their voice.

Interscope Halts D4vd’s Deluxe Album Amid Murder Investigation

Back in September, it was reported that Interscope Records shelved the singer’s deluxe album, Withered, and halted all promotional material. Sources close to the situation confirmed with TMZ that Interscope’s parent company, Universal Music Group, has hit the pause button on all promotional materials. The deluxe project was slated to release on September 19. Earlier that month, it was reported that the singer had been linked to a LAPD investigation, regarding a missing 15-year-old girl, Celeste Rivas; she had been found butchered in a Tesla vehicle registered in his name.

Resurfaced tweets, leaked music, and social media speculation have added layers to the story, complicating his ongoing collaborative projects. Kali Uchis, for example, announced she would step away from a joint effort with d4vd, citing uncertainty surrounding the case. Amid these developments, allegations of grooming and inappropriate contact have surfaced. This intensifies scrutiny. d4vd has remained largely silent, aside from brief statements from his representatives and limited fan interactions.