AceShowbiz - DaBaby and Brandon Curiel have reached a settlement in the legal dispute stemming from their physical altercation at the Corbin Bowl in Los Angeles in February 2022.

The settlement resolves the lawsuit Curiel filed against DaBaby and the bowling alley, which accused DaBaby of assault and battery during the confrontation. The case, initially scheduled for trial in October, will be dismissed within 45 days of the settlement notice filed in June 2023. Court documents confirm the agreement is unconditional, and the terms remain confidential. The dispute originated from a fight linked to DaBaby’s prior relationship with Curiel’s sister, DaniLeigh, with both sides previously accusing each other of initiating the violence.

DaBaby is a rapper and songwriter known for his 2019 album "Baby on Baby," which debuted in the top 10 of the Billboard 200. He earned several nominations in 2021, including multiple Grammy nods for the hit "Rockstar," and has faced public controversies and legal challenges in recent years. The altercation added to DaBaby’s high-profile conflicts following his turbulent relationship with DaniLeigh, who shares a child with him and was involved in a separate 2021 incident that led to assault charges.

This settlement brings closure to a long-standing and public feud that intertwined personal and legal battles, allowing both parties to avoid a protracted courtroom fight. It also marks a notable moment in DaBaby’s ongoing effort to stabilize his public image amid earlier controversies and legal issues.