Post Malone's Legal Win, Coachella Headliner, Cannabis Launch & Viral Moments
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Post Malone's Legal Win, Coachella Headliner, Cannabis Launch & Viral Moments
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This has been an eventful week for Post Malone, with the headlines buzzing across music, business, and personal life. Arguably the most consequential development involves his ongoing custody battle with ex-fiancée Hee Sung Jamie Park, mother of his daughter born in 2022. Taste of Country and Billboard report that Malone scored a significant legal win after Park dismissed her bid in California for primary custody, a move insiders suggest was partly strategic because California tends to award higher child support than Utah, where their daughter has always resided. Malone accused Park of trying to mislead California courts about their daughter's residency, outlining that all of her schooling, nanny care, and medical attention have always been in Utah. The legal dispute isn’t over, though—the fight now shifts back to Utah, with details under seal, but Malone stresses he intends to ensure shared time with Park and their daughter.
In the realm of music and public life, Post just wrapped up his 2025 Big Ass Stadium Tour with Jelly Roll, promising fans that the duo will be back on the road in 2026. PopFiltr confirms he’s slated to headline Coachella 2025—a career-defining booking that highlights his cross-genre grip on pop and country. Adding to his music credentials, he’s been named the 2025 Record Store Day Ambassador, an honor he gushed about to Consequence of Sound while reflecting on his chart-topping album F-1 Trillion and his cameo on Taylor Swift’s mega-selling track Fortnight.
On the business front, TMZ breaks the story that he’s officially launching Shaboink, a cannabis brand specializing in premium flower, pre-rolls, and vapes. This move, announced just ahead of his birthday and making its debut at the Hall of Flowers convention, signals a high-profile entry into the legalized cannabis market and could have long-term implications for his post-music business portfolio.
Fans and social media have also been in a frenzy about his recent onstage mishap in Arizona. As reported by Parade, video of Malone falling off the stage while toasting a fan—red Solo cup in hand—quickly went viral on TikTok. The incident drew both laughs and concern, but with no serious injuries, it only added to his affable, down-to-earth reputation.
On the pop culture and sponsorship side, PEOPLE has unveiled a teaser for his upcoming Bud Light Super Bowl commercial, starring alongside comedian Shane Gillis, and he's set to perform at Bud Light Backyard Presents in New Orleans during Super Bowl weekend. Meanwhile, images of Post Malone moonlighting as a rodeo photographer in Utah went viral after Whiskey Riff covered his spontaneous camera work at the Fiesta Days Rodeo. A local artist also shared on Instagram about opening for him, reflecting how his blend of country and pop now opens doors for new musicians.
Overall, the past few days have seen Posty juggling legal battles, making business moves, cementing his place in music history, and managing to stay authentic and viral both on and off the stage.
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