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Halle Bailey Filed a temporary domestic violence suspension order against ex-boyfriend Dearclaiming she has suffered continued abuse.
In legal documents filed on Tuesday, May 13, and obtained by Weekly US The next day, Bailey, 25, claimed to be DDG (real name Darryl Dwayne Granberry Jr.) “Been and remains physically aggressive, verbal, emotionally and financially towards me.”
The actress and DDG, 27, shares Halo’s 16 -month -old son, whom Bailey also filed that he had “defended” through the requested court order.
Us reached out to a representative for DGG for comments.
DDW has accused before Halle Bailey of not allowing him to see their son Halo. “(B) Een has been fighting to see my son for months now…,” DDG, 27, wrote in a post eradicated since then done through X on Friday, March 7, as reported by TMZ. “Shout out to all the fathers who try their best to be there. (…)
Bailey, who dated DDG from 2022 to 2024, also included pictures filing it, which depicted bruises on the -Mermaid Actress and tooth arms.
Bailey’s statement detailed the January 18 incident and allegedly included DDG refusing to tell Bailey when he would return the pair’s son home from a trip with his father. “I felt very nervous that he was taking Halo with him and really upset,” Bailey claimed. “I didn’t feel safe leaving a baby with him in his state. I also wanted to know when he would bring Halo back. He wouldn’t tell me.”
Bailey claimed that the incident increased to physical violence. “We fought each other, wrestling (sic) and thussi. At one time Darryl was pulling my hair. Then he beat my face on the steering wheel, causing my tooth to be carved,” Bailey wrote in her statement.
Frazer Harrison/Getty Images Update: 11/7/24, 1:45 PM ET: Halle Bailey returned to X on Thursday afternoon, November 7, to explain her comments from the day before, writing that she knows her son Halo safely with DGA. “Yesterday I may have over -reacted and should not have brought it here,” he wrote. “I know that Halo is (…)
Bailey also detailed a second event allegedly happened on March 3. He claimed to include DDG entering Bailey’s home without her permission. Four days later, Bailey claimed that DDG had fallen into her home again. “He became very angry with me,” wrote Bailey. “He raised his voice and became aggressive verbally towards me, hurling bad names to me. Then he saw that the ring camera was recording; he unblocked the ring camera, opened the side door, and threw the ring camera out of my home. I went outside to restore the ring camera. Then he locked me out of my house.”
The documents also included Bailey’s request to stop posting material on -lein about her and the child’s child. “He is a YouTube and Twitch blogger and creates a fan frenzy by making false allegations about me,” claimed Bailey. “This has caused me to feel scared and persecuted. Then his fans threaten me. I’m often afraid of my life and Halo’s safety.”
Further evidence within the filing included a police report and Bailey’s claims that she had sought to arrange a care schedule for her child who has not addressed.
Amy Sussman/Wirimage for Parkwood Halle Bailey and DG has called it quitting less than a year after welcoming their son, Halo. “After a lot of reflection and warm help talks, Halle and I have decided to go on our separate ways,” DG, 26, wrote through his Instagram story on Thursday, October 3. “This decision was not easy, but (…)
On March 7, DDG Ix took to accuse Bailey of his refusal from seeing Halo. “(B) Een has been fighting to see my son for months now…,” he wrote in a post eradicated since then, as reported by Tmz. “Shout out on all the fathers who try their best to be there. This sucks.”
Shortly after the redundancy of the post, DGA spoke about the situation through a living flow, per TMZ. “I really feel like I af *** ing Nanny at this point,” he said at the time. “The nanny has been able to get my son more than me. And I don’t even know the name Nani. Like, it’s not fair. So I have to come on here and I’m doing this s ***.”
If you or someone you know are experiencing domestic violence, call the national domestic violence wire at 1-800-799-7233 for secret support. https://www.thehotline.org/
