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Rapper and YouTuber DDG (real name Darryl Dwayne Granberry Jr.) appeared in a Los Angeles courtroom on June 24, 2025, requesting visitation rights to see his 18-month-old son, Halo, in Italy, where the child is currently residing with his mother, singer and actress Halle Bailey. Bailey, who holds temporary sole custody of their son, is in Rome filming an upcoming movie and previously secured a temporary restraining order against DDG following allegations of domestic violence. In court filings, she described a history of abuse, including incidents that allegedly took place in the presence of their child.
During Tuesday’s hearing, DDG sought permission to visit Halo abroad while Bailey remains on set. Bailey objected to DDG’s original request for his mother to supervise the visit, citing what her legal team described as a pattern of “enabling behavior.” The judge sided with Bailey’s concerns and ruled that any visits must be monitored by a licensed professional instead, a condition deemed “reasonable” by the court.The judge also imposed a strict social media restriction, barring DDG from sharing photos or videos of Halo during this period. Both parties’ attorneys are currently working to identify and secure a qualified professional monitor before a follow-up hearing scheduled for June 26.
Bailey, in a recent filing opposing DDG’s attempt to block her international travel with their son, explained, “I must be on set in Italy to film a movie… This is my source of income, on which Halo and I rely.” She also stated that DDG had not consistently provided support since Halo’s birth. As the legal dispute continues, the case remains under close scrutiny, particularly due to the serious nature of Bailey’s domestic violence claims, which are now part of the court record.
