It looks like the co-parenting drama between Halle Bailey and her ex-partner DDG might finally be winding down. After months of public back-and-forth and legal filings, the couple has reportedly reached a temporary custody agreement for their adorable 1-year-old son, Halo.
A Temporary Custody Agreement Reached
According to court documents obtained by TMZ, both Halle Bailey and DDG (born Darryl Dwayne Granberry Jr.) have signed a stipulation that has been approved by a judge. This agreement outlines a temporary custody schedule for their son, Halo, aiming to bring some stability to their co-parenting journey.
The reported schedule allows DDG professionally monitored visitation sessions with Halo every Wednesday, Saturday, and on select Sundays. This comes after Bailey was granted temporary sole custody back in May 2025, which also included permission to travel internationally with their son for work projects.
Navigating Past Disputes
The couple, who reportedly broke up in 2024, saw details of their relationship emerge in court filings this year, including allegations of verbal and physical abuse from both sides. While Bailey denied DDG’s claims, both parties have since dropped their respective domestic violence restraining order requests. However, they’ve reserved the right to bring these claims back if future incidents occur.
Beyond the custody schedule, Bailey and Grandberry Jr. have also agreed on a holiday plan to ensure Halo can celebrate special occasions with both parents. Details on whether these celebrations will be separate or together remain unclear. A crucial element of their agreement is a commitment to refrain from disparaging each other publicly, on social media, or in front of their son.
Moving Forward with Co-Parenting
Another significant part of their agreement involves social media. Both parents have agreed not to post their son on their respective platforms, a common concern for celebrity parents navigating public life. This news offers a sense of closure to what has been a closely watched summer saga.
Nobody wins when the family feuds. — Jay-Z
As Jay-Z wisely put it, “nobody wins when the family feuds.” This agreement marks a positive step towards prioritizing their son’s well-being and moving past their differences. It’s a hopeful sign for their journey as co-parents.
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