Rhymester DaBaby and singer DaniLeigh left their tiffs at the door to give their 2-year-old daughter a happy, drama-free birthday party.

Turning two on Aug. 11 but celebrating on Saturday, Aug. 13, Velour enjoyed her Moana-themed birthday party that comprised inflatable water slides and bounce houses. 

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Donning an orange Hawaiian-like two-piece bathing suit (similar to Moana’s), 2-year-old Velour sat

in her mom’s arms behind her Honolulu floral-styled cake and in front of partygoers that sang “Happy Birthday.” The “Rockstar” lyricist twisted the confetti popper to unleash multi-colored streams at the song’s end.

The co-parents leaned toward the cake to help Velour blow out the candles. A full-body cutout of Velour and her name served as cake toppers.

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On Sunday, DaBaby, who is passionate about his children, posted photos of him enjoying his time with his baby girl on her birthday.

“Ms. Kirk,” he captioned the post, followed by the peace hand sign and two hearts. 

Although DaBaby and DaniLeigh created a beautiful daughter together, everything wasn’t always sunshine, rainbows and flowers between the two.

Months after DaniLeigh gave birth to Velour, the on-again, off-again couple got into a heated argument on Instagram Live, where the 31-year-old attempted to explain his situation with the singer before she appeared in camera view in disbelief, telling viewers that the rapper was trying to kick her and their daughter out. 

Things escalated to DaBaby calling for police interference.

Another video showed Dani feeding Velour while the two hurled insults at each other, with DaBaby calling her “cuckoo for cocoa puff” and DaniLeigh calling him a “f**king coward.”

Per a Sis2Sis report, a video surfaced of DaBaby and his crew jumping DaniLeigh’s brother, Brandon Bill, in 2022. Bill sued the rapper for assault, battery, negligence and emotional distress.