Roomies, social media is sharing thoughts after DDG returned to the internet with an interesting post following Halle Bailey‘s apparent public apology.
Here’s What DDG Posted After Halle Bailey’s Apparent Apology
About two hours after Bailey shared her apparent apology on X, formerly known as Twitter, DDG took to his Instagram feed to share a video. In the clip, DDG appeared alongside four women who danced as he rapped into the camera.
Additionally, the caption on his video appeared to note that the audio in his video was an unreleased song of his.
“‘what u bad for ft. _______’ drops 11/15 presave now to find out who the feature is ” the caption read.
Check out the video clip below.
Social Media Goes Off With Reactions
Immediately, social media users hopped into DDG’s comment section to share their thoughts on his clip.
Instagram user @miyah.v wrote, “this why ppl be regretting having kids w yall”
While Instagram user @iamdijanae_youare added, “You just got my girl Halle stressing huh”
Instagram user @fly_away_paradise wrote, “Halle badder than all of them ”
While Instagram user @manlikeisaac added, “DDG I love you bro but this aint good for your public image when people already are looking for reasons to hate you”
Instagram user @jene_no_aiko wrote, “Loving the beautiful brown skin women but Halle come get yo babys father with all this nonsense ”
While Instagram user @mncmichael added, “…They arent together anymore and the n***a is a rapper! Idk what you all think he owes her. His responsibility is to his child, and on that end hes already doing a lot more than some of yall dads did your whole life.”
Instagram user @tinycelebrities wrote, “Nah u a legend ngl ”
While Instagram user @__.bluestar._ added, “DDG & Halle not together fr now ”
Instagram user @kexndre wrote, “…MARKETING genius”
Here’s Why Halle Bailey Seemingly Apologized To DDG
As The Shade Room previously reported, Bailey shared her apparent frustration with DDG on Wednesday, November 6. At the time, DDG had appeared on Kai Cenat’s livestream with their son, Halo. Additionally, the stream had at least 200,000 viewers, but Bailey seemingly disapproved of her son’s mass audience.
Furthermore, Bailey alleged she had not been notified ahead of Halo’s appearance on Cenat’s stream.
Then, on November 7, Bailey returned to social media and seemingly apologized for overreacting.
“yesterday maybe i did overreact and shouldnt have brought it here. i know that halo is always safe with his dad. i just dont like finding out with the rest of the world what my baby is doing…”
Jadriena SolomonJadriena “Jade” Solomon is a journalist and editor, specializing in beauty, fashion, entertainment, and culture. A graduate of CUNY Brooklyn College’s Journalism and Media Studies program, she began her career in 2015, publishing independent op-ed articles, and has since built a strong digital media portfolio across reporting, editing, and hosting for major media companies. As The Shade Room’s Senior Editor, Jadriena helps lead editorial direction, manages writers and editors, and has contributed more than 2,600 stories with over 45M page views since her start in 2022. Her past roles include contributing and staff positions at HelloBeautiful, Blavity News, 21Ninety, and Bronze Magazine. She has interviewed talents such as Tamron Hall, Eboni K. Williams, Tia Mowry, LeToya Luckett, Salt-N-Pepa, and more.
