DDG Tells Fan ‘Mind Your Business’ When Asked If He and Halle Bailey Have a Daughter

The 26-year-old YouTuber is asking fans to focus on themselves in 2024 and cradled a baby doll on Snapchat.

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DDG is addressing the pregnancy rumors involving him and his girlfriend Halle Bailey.

On Saturday, the 26-year-old took to his Snapchat to interact with fans. However, he clearly became frustrated when he received a question asking, “Do you have a daughter?” 

#DDG tells fan to mind their business after receiving a question asking whether he had a daughter 👀pic.twitter.com/QKS75VDsM6

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“No. Bruh, I don’t know why people is like so invested in what I got going on or what we got going on. Mind your business,” said DDG on Snapchat. “Go outside, touch some grass, go do a cartwheel in your backyard or something.”

DDG continued, “It’s weird, bro. I genuinely don’t be understanding. It’s like, why do ya’ll be so invested in people that don’t know you? I ain’t gone lie, like I love my supporters and shit, but in real life? I don’t know y’all. That’s just the truth, you gotta let me live my life … Let’s focus on ourselves [in] 2024. Let’s try to lock in on ourselves, not other people.”

The YouTuber-turned-rapper, who has previously been known for his skits and trolling, also shared a photo with his “daughter.”

DDG shows off his beautiful daughter with Halle Bailey 😩😂 pic.twitter.com/gcwxaWQ8Wg

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“Finally showing my daughter,” he wrote on Snapchat as he held a photo of a doll to his chest.

Speculation that Bailey, 23, and DDG were expecting their first child began to circulate in September. The two brushed off the rumors each time a new photo of the Little Mermaid actress wearing oversized clothing had hit the internet.

One of Bailey’s Snapchat followers in November made a comment that she had a “pregnancy nose.”

“If I see one more person say something about my nose one more time, it’s gonna be hell to pay,” she said to the user. “And you know why? ‘Cause I am Black. I love my nose. [What are you] concerned about my nose for? Leave me the hell alone!”

In December, Bailey thanked her “real supporters” who are “respectful of women's bodies."

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