Halle Bailey and her ex-husband DDG gift her 1-year-old son Hello Ferrari

Halle Bailey And her ex-boyfriend D.D.Gthey spared no expense as they put on a United front to celebrate their son Halo’s first birthday.

The proud parents marked the special occasion with a lavish gift from Ferrari, leaving many fans in doubt as to whether the gift was actually for the baby.

Halle Bailey and DJ’s relationship has been full of drama since their split, with “The Little Mermaid” star recently criticizing him for allowing their son to appear on a live stream.

Halle Bailey and her ex-boyfriend put their differences aside and came together to celebrate their son Halo’s first birthday on Sunday, gifting him a bright red Ferrari.

DDG, who was born Darryl Dwayne Granberry Jr., made sure to update fans about the Cocomelon-themed concert via his PontiacMadeDDG YouTube vlog, which left many of them stunned.

In the hour-long video, guests went through party proceedings as usual, but things got heated when they all stepped out into the parking lot of the event center, and the camera panned to where a friend drove the car.

“Is this for Halo or for me? I don’t know!” DDG said slyly as he sat in the luxury Italian sports car.

He then placed Halo on his lap and placed the child’s hands on the steering wheel while Billie took pictures of them on her phone.

“I’m just kidding, guys,” the “Pink Dreads” rapper later told the camera. “He can’t drive for another 15 years!”

Billie also celebrated Halo on her Instagram account by sharing a series of birthday photos.

In one snap, the “Ungodly Hour” singer held Halo while accompanied by DDG as the trio posed for a sweet family photo.

In another shot, she was holding the baby in her hands and was seemingly mesmerized by how magical he was as she opened her mouth in awe.

“Happy Birthday Halo. God gave me the greatest gift in you. Time flies when you’re having a good time and your mom doesn’t believe you’re one!” Billy wrote in the caption.

In a dramatic clip posted on her Stories, Billie fought back tears as she sang a happy birthday song to her son.

“I cried a lot yesterday!” She wrote on the video.

In his YouTube vlog, DDG seemed to like how the event went, saying: “We were all nervous about throwing him a party, but it turned out perfect, ya feel me?”

He continued: “We had fun, I had fun with Halo, and I know that’s something he can look back on and smile, like damn, ‘I can’t believe I was the one at a party like that!'”

Meanwhile, Bailey and DDG haven’t been on the best of terms since their split in October. The duo clashed after the Halo rapper appeared on Kai Cenat’s Twitch Livestream without her consent.

“Hi everyone. Just so you know I’m out of town and I don’t consent to my child being on the stream tonight,” the “Angel” singer wrote in a since-deleted post on X. Daily Mail.

The singer continued, “I was not told or notified, and I am very upset about having to give birth to my child in front of millions of people.” “I am his mother and protector and it saddens me that I was not notified, especially when I am out of town.”

In a follow-up statement, she spoke candidly about her “severe postpartum period” and criticized DDG for not respecting her “boundaries.”

“As a woman who experiences extreme postpartum pain, there are boundaries that I want to respect. No one knows what someone is going through until they explode,” Bailey wrote.

Shortly after Billie called out DDG, she angered fans as they made sure to criticize her for criticizing her baby daddy.

She then issued a follow-up statement, also deleted, in which she admitted she may have “overreacted.”

“I may have overreacted yesterday and I wasn’t supposed to bring him here. I know Halo is always safe with his father. I don’t like knowing with the rest of the world what my baby is doing,” she wrote.

DDG also defended Bailey by calling out fans who attacked the singer for voicing her concerns.

“The only thing I don’t like when people do that is I don’t like when people hate Haley,” he said. “I don’t care if people think she’s wrong or not, or if I think she’s wrong or right.”

“It’s possible she’s going through something mental after having a baby that I as a man can’t understand,” DDG continued.