In a significant development in the ongoing custody dispute, Park has filed a petition in Los Angeles Superior Court seeking full custody of her daughter, referred to as “DDP” in court documents. The complaint was filed on Wednesday. The show focused on the evolving relationship between Park and her former romantic interest, chart-topping rapper Post Malone. The child, born on the same day as Park himself on May 26, 2022, has not been publicly named.
Park’s move to California at the start of 2025 appears strategic, as it is believed to establish residency and facilitate her custody filing within the state. This sudden decision follows the couple’s formal separation in late 2024. By moving to California, Park would likely have more favorable child support laws to her advantage. California law actually mandates higher child support payments than most other states. Such as when Post Malone first filed for custody in Utah.
Utah’s joint custody law enabled both parents to gain a joint custody agreement that split their daughter’s time 50-50 between them. New developments have led Park to ask for a change of jurisdiction. One thing is for sure, say experts— her relocation to California has the potential to influence the custody agreement’s monetary terms in a big way. This amendment would result in decreasing Post Malone’s overall child support obligation.
As this story continues to develop, all eyes will be on the courts to see whether they will grant Park full custody of this remarkable dog. These next hearings promise to shed further light on the family’s interactions. Most importantly, they’ll be providing a walk-through of the legal arguments laid out by both sides.
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