D4vd's Apple Music Gets Hacked While He's Fighting Murder Charges
Someone just posted a fake track to a locked-up artist's account—and it's wild.

While D4vd sits in custody fighting to keep his murder case from going to trial, his Apple Music page got compromised. Whoever had access dropped a bogus song that sounds like the artist himself—dropping bars about having feelings for the alleged victim. Yeah, that's as messy as it sounds.
The timing couldn't be worse for someone already dealing with serious legal heat. A fake track professing love toward the person he's accused of killing isn't just embarrassing—it's the kind of thing that could complicate an already complicated situation in court.
It's unclear how the breach happened or who's behind it, but this is a reminder that even when you're locked up, your digital footprint can still bite you. Whether it's a rival, a troll, or someone with actual access to his credentials, the damage is done. The track has since been removed, but the internet doesn't forget.
D4vd's legal team definitely has their hands full right now.
Read the full story at TMZ → https://www.tmz.com/2026/07/26/d4vd-apple-music-hacked-fake-song-posted/
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