Machine Gun Kelly about the baby with Megan Fox
With “fear of separation” on the red carpet
Sick baby at home: Machine Gun Kelly wanted to get his visit to the American Music Awards as soon as possible.
Machine Gun Kelly (35) showed himself unusually open about his private life at the American Music Awards in Las Vegas. The rapper and musician made a rare statement on the red carpet about his two-month-old daughter, whom he has with ex-girlfriend Megan Fox (39).
as it feels like to be at an event while a newborn is waiting at home, Machine Gun Kelly admitted his tornness: “I am afraid of separation.” The new father then revealed that the child, whose name has not yet been announced, was sick.
Machine Gun Kelly wants to go home quickly
“She has a bit of fever, so I will run over the red carpet, say to all my fans that I appreciate her, and then drive back and try to heal her with my pheromones,” said the 35-year-old in an interview.
A few days ago, Megan Fox had revealed on Instagram that pregnancy was not planned. The 39-year-old actress shared video material from the Amazon Prime series “Overcompensating” in her story. As a comment, Fox wrote that pregnancy was unplanned: “38 years old. Six weeks pregnant (unplanned, but a nice surprise).”
The little girl was born on March 27th – months after the ex -couple had separated again at the end of 2024.
Complicated family relationships
In addition to his newborn daughter, Machine Gun Kelly, a bourgeois Colson Baker, is already a father of a 15-year-old daughter named Casie.
In her part, actress Megan Fox brings three sons from her marriage to actor Brian Austin Green (51) to the patchwork constellation: Noah (12), Bodhi (11) and Journey (8). Green, on the other hand, now has another son, Zane (2), with professional dancer Sharna Burgess (39).
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