What has happened to Daniel Seavey? ‘Why Don’t We’ Band Member Sparks Safety Issues

Fans started worrying about what happened to Daniel Seavey as a fan broke into his home recently. As an unknown person entered his house, this increased his worry about safety issues in his residence.

The  American singer-songwriter, musician, and producer, Seavey is one of the members of Why Don’t We, a musical band. He performed Leonard Cohen’s “Hallelujah” on the 14th season of American Idol in 2015 during his appearance.

The musical band started their journey on a social media platform YouTube where they have more than 3.90 million subscribers at the time of this writing. In addition, they have accumulated a huge fanbase all across the country which gives them millions of views on their videos.

What has happened to Daniel Seavey?

Daniel Seavey is completely fine; however, a fan broke into his house in his absence.

According to CCTV footage that TMZ got, a woman was seen pacing at his front door while holding flowers. She appears to have gone to his house to see him.

But when she discovered he wasn’t there, she apparently climbed in through an open window. The inside source later revealed that she went through his closet and more of his hoodie.

She then went ahead to fall asleep on his bed and also hover around the kitchen. The singer saw a woman digging through his kitchen cabinets on his phone on Thursday morning and immediately call the cops.

Why Don’t We Band Member Daniel Seavey Sparks Safety Issues

As a woman broke into his house, ‘Why Don’t We’  Daniel Seavey was worried about the safety issue. The fan claimed that she got encouraged to break in due to the tattoo on his hand.

The singer has a tattoo of a person climbing into a window located on his arm. As per the reports obtained online, the police have taken her into custody.

As per them, she was not there mentally and they placed her into the psych. After the arrest, the woman claimed that the tattoo on his hand inspired her to go visit him.

Daniel Seavey Is An American Singer

Daniel Seavey is a well-known American singer born in Portland, Oregon. He was born to his father Jeff, a pastor at Living Water Community Church, and Keri, a part-time writer.

He grew up with three siblings Tyler, Christian, and Anna. Seavey attended Camas’ Union High School. As per his mother, Seavey showed his talent in music from a very small age with perfect pitching.

Followingly, he used to travel all the way to Portland with his father in order to play music. Seavey started performing at local events and giving auditions to everyone who would have him.

In 2016, he collaborated on a cover of “Secret Love Song” with Lovey James and posted covers to his YouTube account. He later found his fame on YouTube as a member of a musical band, Why Don’t We.

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