The singer and actress Halle Bailey has been granted a restraining order towards her ex-boyfriend, the rapper DDG, The Related Press reviews. The rapper must keep away from Bailey and her 17-month-old youngster till a listening to on Friday, June 6, based on the report.
Bailey and DDG, whose authorized title is Darryl Dwayne Granberry Jr., are rumored to have begun courting at first of 2022. Bailey gave beginning to the couple’s son, Halo, in December 2023. The couple cut up up the next 12 months.
In paperwork requesting the restraining order, Bailey reportedly stated, “All through our relationship, Daryl has been and continues to be bodily, verbally, emotionally, and financially abusive in the direction of me. I’m in search of orders to guard myself and our son Halo from his ongoing abuse.” She additionally stated that there have been “a number of acts of bodily violence” since their breakup, based on The AP.
Elsewhere, Bailey stated that DDG has used his distinguished platforms on Twitch and YouTube to incite harassment. “At any time when he needs to trigger upset, he begins unhealthy mouthing me to his a number of tens of millions of followers,” she reportedly said in paperwork. “He claims I’m withholding our son and that I’m with different males. Because of this, I then obtain threats and hate on social media.”
Bailey is understood for her work together with her sister within the duo Chloe x Halle. She additionally starred as Ariel within the live-action remake of The Little Mermaid. Moreover, she has launched a number of solo singles mononymously as Halle. Her most up-to-date single, “Again and Forth,” arrived in February.
DDG is a widely known streamer with tens of millions of subscribers throughout his channels on Twitch and YouTube. He launched his most up-to-date studio album, Blame the Chat, earlier this month.
Representatives for Halle Bailey and DDG didn’t instantly reply to Pitchfork’s requests for remark.
When you or somebody you understand have been affected by home abuse, we encourage you to achieve out:
The Nationwide Home Violence Hotline
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