Keke Palmer, 30, recently appeared on the set in West Hollywood, California with her eight-month-old son Leo amidst an eventful week that consisted of her seeking a restraining order against her ex Darius Jackson over charges of domestic violence. This comes just after DailyMail.com obtained surveillance camera images from court documents, capturing Jackson behaving violently towards Palmer.
The award-winning entertainer showcased multiple outfits on her busy day of filming in Southern California. She held her son while dressed in a red shoulderless gown, scrolling through her phone with a smile on her face. Later, she was spotted wearing a leopard print button-up top and brown pants engaging in casual conversation with colleagues.
Palmer was also seen in a more relaxed ensemble – donning light brown UGG boots, a Buffalo Bills NFL T-shirt, and yellow sweatpants. She caught a moment of perplexity and emotion as she carefully read a greeting card from a bouquet of roses she received while on set. It was not immediately clear who sent the flowers.
Following the tumultuous week, the LA County judge granted a restraining order that forces Jackson to stay at least 100 yards away from Palmer and their son Leodis. Under this order, Jackson is also prohibited from having visitation rights with the child. The legal action comes as a result of Palmer alleging that Jackson has been abusing her both physically and emotionally, which has been a concern for the safety of their son.
Later, Jackson posted a photo on social media holding the child with his caption indicating an emotional response. He had been asked to stay 100 yards away from Palmer and Leodis and will not be allowed visitation with the baby. Evidence had also been presented of Jackson’s abusive behavior. There are additional claims of destruction of personal property and several incidents of emotional and physical abuse. So much so that Palmer filed for the restraining order for her and her son’s protection. This filing has been a culmination of a number of similar incidents.
