DDG Accuses Halle Bailey of Restricting Access to Their Son in New Song and Social Media Posts

The rapper alleges difficulties in co-parenting with Bailey and claims limited visitation with their 14-month-old son, Halo.

DDG released a diss track titled 'Don’t Take My Son,' accusing Halle Bailey of limiting his access to their son, Halo, and demanding payment for visitation.
The rapper also shared his frustrations in a since-deleted social media post and a 12-minute YouTube video, claiming he feels like a 'nanny' with restricted visitation rights.
DDG stated that he has been 'fighting to see' his son for months and expressed a desire to avoid involving the legal system in custody arrangements.
Bailey has not publicly responded to the allegations, which have prompted significant online discussion, with many social media users criticizing DDG's approach.
The former couple, who announced their split in October 2024, had previously emphasized their commitment to co-parenting and celebrated Halo’s first birthday together in December 2024.