Post Malone shares rare look into life with 3-year-old daughter

Post Malone is taking fatherhood one day at a time.

The “Congratulations” rapper (real name: Austin Post) gave fans a rare look into life with his 3-year-old daughter, whom he shares with ex-fiancée Jamie Park, in a new interview with GQ published Tuesday.

“Kids are little s–ts and they’re beautiful at the same time,” Malone, 30, said. “Being a dad, I take it a day at a time. I think it’s important that way. We’re learning every day.”

The musician admitted that he is still trying to navigate parenthood.

“I don’t know what the hell I’m doing, and neither does she,” he confessed about his kid, who has only been referred to as “DDP.”

“She’s just figuring it out.”

The “Sunflower” emcee — who is currently having his apocalypse-ready home in Cottonwood Heights, Utah, renovated — said his daughter has been loving life in their spacious abode.

“There’s this big hallway where she can ride her bike. She has this little toy horse, and she rides up and down and just f–king giggles the whole f–king time,” he shared.

“It is the most beautiful thing I’ve ever experienced in my life. I’m pretty pumped on that,” Malone added.

“It’s pretty cool. It’s badass to be a dad.”

The 18-time Grammy nominee also gushed about his daughter’s personality.

“She’s f–king hilarious. It’s unstoppable. She’s just the most beautiful creature to ever have existed on this earth,” he told GQ.

“I can’t believe that … Well, I don’t deserve something like that, but it’s pretty cool that’s in my life.

The rapper-turned-country singer secretly welcomed his daughter with Park in May 2022.

While it’s unclear when the pair called it quits, the “White Iverson” hitmaker debuted a new romance with Christy Lee in March. However, the two called it quits over the summer, per TMZ.

Malone filed for custody of his daughter in Utah just two days before Park filed her own documents in California.

The “Rockstar” crooner scored a legal victory in his custody battle with his ex, born Hee Sung, last month, however, when she officially filed to dismiss their child custody case in Los Angeles so that it could continue in Utah.