Halle Bailey and babydaddy DDG give their son Halo a Ferrari for his first birthday

Halle Bailey and her ex-boyfriend DDG put on a united front for the first birthday bash of their son Halo on Sunday where they gifted him a bright red Ferrari.

The 24-year-old Little Mermaid star's 27-year-old babydaddy captured all of the action at the Cocomelon-themed party for his PontiacMadeDDG YouTube vlog.

The hour-long vlog climaxed when all the partygoers went out to the parking lot in the back of the rented event space as a friend drove up in the Italian luxury sports car, which ranges in price between $250K-$500K.

Once in the driver's seat, DDG (born Darryl Dwayne Granberry Jr.) slyly admitted: 'Is this for Halo or for me? I don't know!'

The Pink Dreads rapper then placed the toddler in his lap and his tiny hands on the steering wheel as Halle snapped pictures of the moment on her phone.

'Just kidding guys,' DDG told the camera at one point. 'He can't drive for another 15 years!'

One partygoer could be heard scoffing: 'Little dog, you don't even got your license yet!'

A female guest laughed: 'He said, "I don't even know how to spell car!"'

Bailey and the Michigan-born YouTuber spared no expense on the family festivities featuring a costumed character, trolley, ball pit, bounce house, slides, balloons, and a DJ spinning tunes.

'We was all nervous about throwing him a party, but it turned out perfect, you feel me?' DDG reflected.

'We had fun, Halo had fun, and I know this is something that he can look back on and smile, like damn, "I can't believe I was one with a party like this!"'

The six-time Grammy nominee fought back tears while serenading little Halo with an a cappella rendition of the Happy Birthday song.

'I cried so much yesterday!' Halle - who's suffering from 'severe postpartum' - admitted on Monday.

'God gave me the greatest gift in you. Time flies when you're having fun and mommy just can't believe that you're one!'

The Handling Business rapper announced he was ending his two-year relationship with Bailey on October 3, and she expressed her outrage over him livestreaming their child and not respecting her 'boundaries' in a since-deleted X rant.

The Motown Christmas co-host has released three singles - Because I Love You, In Your Hands, and Angel - off her upcoming debut studio album, which was supposed to be released 'before the end of' last year. 

Halle will next act in Michel Gondry's 1977-set musical Atlantis - hitting US theaters May 9 - which was inspired by Pharrell Williams' childhood in Virginia Beach.

'And that's a wrap!' Bailey announced on June 27.

'Thank you to Michel Gondry, @universalpictures & @pharrell for including me in such a magical project. And my amazing castmates also to the beautiful people of Virginia for lifting me up and taking such good care of me my first movie back, [three months] after having my baby. I'm feeling so strong and grateful and can't wait till yall get a chance to see this one.'

The Universal Pictures coming-of-age film will also star Kelvin Harrison Jr., Da'Vine Joy Randolph, Brian Tyree Henry, Quinta Brunson, Janelle Monáe, Jaboukie Young-White, Tim Meadows, Anderson .Paak, and Missy Elliott.

The Atlanta-born R&B belter - who gets 1.7M monthly listeners on Spotify - is also every bit the influencer with paid partnerships for brands like Core Hydration, Natural Cycles, and CELSIUS Energy Drink.

Halle and her big sister Chlöe Bailey first found fame as the musical duo Chloe x Halle, whom Beyoncé discovered on YouTube in 2015 and promptly signed to her label Parkwood Entertainment with a $1M contract.