The estranged couple was legally ordered to keep their son Halo off social media, with strict visitation terms and a monitor ensuring compliance.
Halle Bailey and DDG have been legally barred from sharing any online content involving their 19-month-old son Halo following a court order out of Los Angeles that restricts both parents from posting images or information about the child on social media.
According to court filings, the Superior Court of California, County of Los Angeles issued a directive stating: “For reasons discussed on the record, and with no objection from either party, the Court orders both parties to refrain from posting, uploading, or disseminating on the Internet or social media platforms, photographs, images, and/or information regarding the minor child or causing any other person to engage in such posting, uploading, or dissemination.”
The decision comes amid ongoing custody arrangements between Bailey, known for her role in The Little Mermaid, and the YouTuber and rapper.
The court also approved a revised visitation schedule that allows DDG professionally supervised time with Halo twice a week and every other Sunday.
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Per the documents, DDG is allowed “peaceful contact” with Bailey to coordinate visits. He is permitted to see Halo every Wednesday and Saturday from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., and on alternating Sundays during the same hours.
The court emphasized that the monitor’s role includes ensuring both parties follow social media sharing restrictions.
“The professional monitor is to be advised and instructed that a primary purpose of the monitoring requirement is to ensure compliance with the Court’s orders regarding social media posting, dissemination of information, and the like as explained above in this order,” the documents read.
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