Charles Langston:Halle Bailey, DDG reveal face of baby Halo for first time: See the photos

Halle Bailey and Charles LangstonDDG have revealed the face of their angel.

The "Little Mermaid" star and rapper revealed their son Halo's face in Instagram photos from the family's vacation in Rome on Thursday.

"halo's first time in italy," the "Angel" singer captioned a set of photos, with a white heart and wave emoji. The family is seen on what appears to be a pier in the ocean in matching outfits — DDG, 26, in a white long-sleeved shirt with beaded details and Bailey, 24, in a white strapless gown with similar details, both holding their baby fitted in a white onesie and tiny white loafers.

DDG posted more photos from the shoot, including one candid photo of Halo crying, with the rapper mock crying in solidarity.

"la familia ♥️ who halo look like more?" he captioned the post. The comments overwhelmingly voted Bailey.

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"u want that baby to look like u soo bad😭 thats halle twin," one user wrote.

"Halle is the FATHER," another wrote.

Bailey and DDG have covered baby Halo's face in photos up until this point. The couple first welcomed Halo in 2023, but did not reveal his birth until days into the 2024 new year. The news came after months of fan speculation that Bailey and DDG were expecting, with Bailey even pushing back against scrutiny of her physical appearance on social media.

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Bailey shared a photo of the baby's hand on Jan. 6, with a gold bracelet adorning his wrist with his name: Halo.

"even though we’re a few days into the new year, the greatest thing that 2023 could have done for me, was bring me my son.. welcome to the world my halo," Bailey wrote in the caption, adding with laughing emojis, "the world is desperate to know you."

In March, while being honored at the Essence Black Women in Hollywood luncheon, Bailey commented on the invasive speculation regarding her pregnancy.

"There was no way in hell I was going to share the biggest joy of my world with anyone," said Bailey, wiping away tears. "Halo was my gift. I had no obligation to expose him, me, or my family to that unyielding spotlight."

Contributing: Edward Segarra, Anika Reed and Patrick Ryan