In a recent emotional Twitch stream, rapper and content creator DDG, whose real name is Darryl Dwayne Granberry Jr., opened up about his struggles to see his young son, as he claims his ex-girlfriend Halle Bailey is obstructing his parenting efforts. The stream, which lasted only 14 minutes, captured the frustrations of a father desperate to be involved in his 𝘤𝘩𝘪𝘭𝘥’s life amid what he described as a feeling of being bullied in parenting dynamics.

DDG expressed his love for his son, stating that he wants the freedom to spend time with him without restrictions. He voiced his concerns about being labeled a “secondary parent” and criticized the challenges he faces in trying to arrange visits. The rapper conveyed that he often feels helpless, especially when he is denied access to his son, and highlighted a recent incident where he drove hours to see his 𝘤𝘩𝘪𝘭𝘥 but was turned away.

His comments come against the backdrop of his rising popularity on Twitch, where he has garnered attention for his entertaining streams. This newfound fame, however, seems to have strained his co-parenting relationship, with DDG suggesting that Bailey may feel uncomfortable seeing him interact with various women during his streams. He remarked on how the scrutiny of social media impacts their dynamic, indicating that Bailey’s friends may influence her perspective on his behavior as a father.

While DDG aims to maintain a respectful tone regarding Bailey, he is clearly frustrated with what he perceives as unfair treatment in their co-parenting situation. He acknowledged that his public declarations could be viewed as a strategic move to garner support, but he insists that his primary concern is his son.

As the situation unfolds, many are watching closely, particularly in the context of ongoing discussions about parental rights and responsibilities in co-parenting relationships. DDG’s heartfelt plea brings attention to the complexities faced by many fathers navigating similar challenges.