Halle Bailey accuses DDG of abuse in restraining order request
The Chloe x Halle star and rapper split in October 2024 after almost three years of dating. The former couple share a 16-month-old son named Halo. But according to court documents obtained by TMZ on Tuesday, Bailey alleged DDG began to wrestle her, pulled her hair, slammed her face on his steering wheel, and chipped her tooth after she attempted to speak to him about their child visitation schedule back in January. The Little Mermaid actress claimed she decided to remain in DDG's car for the ride to his house, where she told his family about what had happened.
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