Overview
- Media reports say the two signed a 13-page agreement that formally resolves their 2024 paternity and custody case.
- The deal reportedly requires DaBaby to make monthly child support payments but does not disclose the payment amount or how custody will be divided.
- DaniLeigh filed the paternity case in 2024 describing herself as their daughter’s primary caregiver and seeking monthly support.
- The couple’s split and public confrontations date to 2021, when an Instagram Live argument and police calls in Charlotte led to two simple assault charges.
- The signed settlement appears to end the immediate court fight over care and money for five-year-old Velour but leaves enforcement details and long-term custody arrangements private.