Keke Palmer’s Concerns Highlight Troubling Behavior by Ex-Partner Towards Their Child

The shocking news broke yesterday that entrepreneur, actress, and singer Keke Palmer had filed legal papers for a temporary restraining order against her former partner, Darius Jackson. She also requested sole custody of their 8-month-old son.

The court granted both requests and newly obtained documents revealed the critical need for these safeguards. Palmer described disturbing incidents and her concerns for her child’s safety, emphasizing the significance of her decision.

Darius Jackson Alleged Alarming Behavior

In the court documents, Keke Palmer revealed concerning statements made by Darius Jackson, which made her fear for their child’s well-being.

Among them were his unsettling comments like, “I understand why male animals in the wild want to eat their children” and the statement that a man’s love for his child depends on his love for the mother.

These remarks understandably raised red flags for Palmer, leading her to take immediate action to ensure her child’s safety.

Does Darius Jackson have a history of uncontrolled, violent outbursts?

Palmer also recounted instances of Darius Jackson’s uncontrolled and violent outbursts, particularly when he became jealous. Such behavior further heightened her concerns that he might harm their child out of retaliation toward her. One incident that deeply troubled Palmer occurred on September 26th.

During a moment of frustration, while changing their son’s diaper, Jackson allegedly became rough with the child. Palmer intervened to protect their son, leading to a confrontation where Jackson physically struck her before storming out of the room.

Additional Reasons for Legal Intervention

While the mentioned incidents served as clear evidence for the need of a court order, Keke Palmer highlighted other factors contributing to her decision. These reasons, however, were not explicitly detailed in the recently obtained documents. Nonetheless, it is evident that the safety and well-being of her child were paramount concerns for Palmer.