First the ban on the couple photos, then the Instagram account disappears. Actress Megan Fox and musician Machine Gun Kelly have apparently ended their relationship.
Actress Megan Fox first deleted all photos she shared with her fiancé Machine Gun Kelly on her Instagram account. A few hours later, she completely deactivated her profile with around 20 million followers. US media and fans agree: the chapter of their relationship seems to be over. However, an official confirmation of an alleged love-off is still pending. The musician himself has also been silent so far.
The first rumors of separation came up after a remarkable post by Fox: A series of pictures also shows a fire in which souvenirs and letters were apparently burned in a bowl. Fox commented on the snapshot with the words “You can taste the dishonesty / it’s all over your breath”. This is the beginning of the Beyoncé hit “Pray You Catch Me,” which is obviously about infidelity.
Megan Fox and Machine Gun Kelly celebrated their love in public
Megan Fox, who has three children by her ex-partner Brian Austin Green, and eccentric musician Machine Gun Kelly went public with their relationship in June 2020. The two often celebrated their affection on red carpets and also shared a lot of kisses for the cameras. In interviews, they regularly raved about each other and also spoke openly about the shared, allegedly often wild sex. They also revealed that they occasionally indulge in a drop of each other’s blood.
Until recently, the two were seen together in public. For example, last week at the Grammy Awards or on Friday, just two days before the Instagram deletion campaign, at rapper Drake’s Super Bowl party.
Machine Gun Kelly hasn’t banned any photos of herself and Megan Fox together from his.
Source: Stern
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