Kyla Pratt, the beloved actress known for her roles in “The Proud Family” and “Dr. Dolittle,” has been in a relationship with Danny “Compton” Kirkpatrick, a talented tattoo artist and musician, for over 16 years. Despite being engaged since 2011, the couple has yet to tie the knot, and they are perfectly content with their unconventional love story. A Relationship Built on Love and Understanding Kyla and Danny’s relationship began in 2008, and they quickly became inseparable. Over the years, they have welcomed two beautiful daughters, Lyric and Liyah, and Kyla considers Danny’s son from a previous relationship, Danny Jr., as her own "bonus baby". Their family dynamic is a testament to their strong bond and mutual respect. Fans and media alike have often questioned why Kyla and Danny haven’t gotten married yet. In response, Kyla has always emphasized that they will get married when they feel like it. She believes that there is too much pressure placed on couples to conform to societal expectations, and she doesn’t want to rush

into marriage only to face the possibility of divorce. In a 2016 interview, Kyla explained, "I don’t wanna get married to get divorced. … I wanna have a great marriage…It’ll happen when we feel like it, even if we wanna do some Kurt Russell-Goldie Hawn-type thing. They’ve never been married, still together, got all these kids, and still strong". This sentiment reflects her desire to prioritize the health and happiness of their relationship over the need for a formal ceremony. Kyla and Danny’s love story is a refreshing reminder that every relationship is unique, and there is no one-size-fits-all approach to love and commitment. Their decision to take their time and focus on building a strong foundation for their family is a testament to their deep connection and understanding of each other. As Kyla continues to shine in her career and Danny makes his mark in the tattoo and music industries, their love story remains an inspiring example of a modern, unconventional relationship that thrives on mutual respect, love, and understanding.