Halle Bailey and DDG welcomed their son, Halo, in 2023. The new mom gushes about his latest milestone.
Halle Bailey is in mommy bliss with her and DDG's son, Halo -- and he's growing up right before their eyes.
On Sunday, the "Angel" songstress spoke to ET's Deidre Behar during the 2024 BET Awards in Los Angeles and shared her baby boy's latest milestone.
"Oh my gosh! Me and his daddy, we're laughing as his teeth are coming out," Bailey, 24, said. "He has two little teeth on the bottom poking out and I was crying when I saw that."
In January, the "In My Hands" songstress and DDG introduced the world to their little boy with a surprise announcement via social media. Since, the pair has yet to share their son's face on the internet, but have celebrated milestone moments such as Mother's Day -- which Bailey marked with a hilarious video.
Motherhood has been a beautiful experience for Bailey.
"It's been so beautiful," she gushed. "I mean, I've never been more in love with something, someone in my life. I just look at him and I just can't believe he's mine, I'm just so grateful."
Bailey's motherhood bubble extended all the way to Virginia, where she filmed her latest project, and her baby boy was right by her side.
"He was living with me every day," she said. "Because I can't function unless I know he's like near me. He loved it there."
Bailey has also taken to Instagram to show off her post-baby body progress, and like the rest of the world, she's seeing results, and is more confident than ever.
"I've just been feeling stronger and more confident in myself," she told ET. "I've been going to like a lot of hot yoga, I've been doing like a lot of boxing classes, like anything to just get me sweating really hard. And I have seen a difference in myself, so I'm happy about it. I'm like, 'Wow, OK this is cool.'"
In addition to getting back to herself, Bailey is getting back to the music with her big sister, Chloe Bailey, for her upcoming album.
"It makes me so happy to sing with my sister, always," she said. "I just feel so honored. I mean, she has always been my inspiration. So when she asked me to be on it, I was like. 'Really? You want me on it?' And it was so beautiful and I hope people love the song. I mean, I think they will."
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