Los Angeles Judge Bans DDG, Halle Bailey From Posting About Son Amid Custody Dispute

In the ongoing custody battle between rapper DDG and actress-singer Halle Bailey over their son Halo, a Los Angeles judge has extended a social media ban to both parents, prohibiting them from posting about each other or their child online to protect their son's privacy and reduce public scrutiny. This ruling follows allegations from prosecutors that DDG staged paparazzi photos during public outings with Halo and that his large fan base has harassed Halle Bailey online, prompting the court to mandate supervised visitation for DDG until their next hearing scheduled for October 15, 2025. Both sides contested the postponement and the restrictions, with DDG's legal team denying claims of orchestrated photo opportunities and requesting more visitation rights, while prosecutors emphasized the need to prevent 'performance parenting' and exposure of the child on social media. The ban reflects broader concerns about privacy, digital boundaries, and the impact of social media exposure on co-parenting dynamics amid their highly publicized dispute. The case highlights the complexities of parenting post-breakup in the digital age, especially for public figures, and sets the stage for further legal determinations regarding visitation and online conduct.