Halle Bailey and rapper DDG’s custody battle over their son, Halo, has taken another turn.
While the court’s latest rulings give Bailey temporary control over decision-making for Halo, these are not final custody orders. According to TMZ, Halo will spend Wednesdays with DDG and certain weekends. A new schedule will go into effect in roughly two months.
According to court documents obtained by People, Bailey was awarded temporary custody of Halo in early May 2025, alongside a temporary restraining order against DDG — real name Darryl Dwayne Granberry Jr. The order reportedly requires the YouTuber-turned-rapper to stay at least 100 yards away from both Bailey and their son.
In her filing, Bailey accused DDG of both physical and emotional abuse and requested that his visits with Halo be supervised. She also sought to restrict his ability to travel with their child outside the state without permission.
In response, DDG filed an emergency motion seeking to block Bailey from taking Halo out of the country, claiming she was attempting to limit his parental rights. He also questioned her fitness as a parent and asked for sole custody or a more restrictive co-parenting arrangement.
Both restraining orders have been dropped, according to reports.
While the court’s latest rulings give Bailey temporary control over decision-making for Halo, these are not final custody orders. According to TMZ, Halo will spend Wednesdays with DDG and certain weekends. A new schedule will go into effect in roughly two months.
Bailey and DDG, who began dating in 2022, welcomed Halo in December 2023. The couple’s relationship—once celebrated on social media for its musical and creative chemistry—has now become the subject of public scrutiny and legal turmoil.
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