Post Malone has scored another win in his ongoing child custody battle with his ex-fiancée, Jamie Park.

Park, born Hee Sung, officially filed to dismiss their child custody case in Los Angeles on Monday, according to court documents obtained by Page Six.

The move is considered a win for Malone since the legal feud will continue on in Utah, where the artist filed first for custody of their 3-year-old daughter.

California also allows for higher payments when it comes to child support — meaning, the musician is likely to save a good amount of money moving forward.

Reps for Post Malone did not immediately respond to Page Six’s request for comment.

As we previously reported, Malone filed for custody of his daughter, whom he welcomed with Park in May 2022, in the Beehive state just two days before Park filed her own documents in California.

At the time, sources told TMZ the Grammy winner, 30, opted to file for custody in Utah because that’s where he and Park were originally splitting 50/50 custody of their daughter.

Park allegedly moved to California at the beginning of 2025 after she and Malone officially broke up last year.

The insiders also claimed that she made the transition to Los Angeles in order to establish residency in California, so she could file for custody in LA for financial reasons.

In her original April filing, Park petitioned the courts for primary physical custody of their daughter and joint legal custody and visitation for Malone.

According to court documents previously obtained by Page Six, Park served her ex with the custody docs just days before he took the stage at Coachella 2025.

The “Sunflower” singer has typically kept his daughter and personal life out of the spotlight. In Park’s filing, their daughter’s name is only referenced as “DDP.”

Park’s identity was revealed to the public for the first time in April due to the documents.