Halle Bailey Opens Up About Keeping Pregnancy Private
The actress and singer cites protection and women's rights as key reasons for her decision, while also expressing gratitude towards supportive figures in her life.
- Halle Bailey, during her speech at the Essence Black Women in Hollywood Awards, defended her decision to keep her pregnancy with son Halo private, citing protection from scrutiny and the state of women's rights.
- Bailey referenced the racist backlash she received after being cast as Ariel in Disney’s live-action remake of The Little Mermaid, highlighting the challenges of being a Black woman in entertainment.
- The actress and singer expressed gratitude towards the strong women in her life, including her sister Chloe, for their support and for setting examples of resilience and independence.
- Bailey and her boyfriend, rapper DDG, welcomed their son Halo in January, choosing to share the news through a social media post featuring a photo of the baby's hand.
- Bailey is back in the studio working on new music, including a single titled “In Your Hands,” set for release next Friday.
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