Megan Fox and Machine Gun Kelly are expecting their first child together, bringing a new chapter of joy after a difficult time. The actress took to Instagram to share the exciting news, posting a photo of herself bathed in black liquid, showcasing her slightly rounded belly. Alongside the image, she included a picture of a positive pregnancy test and a poignant quote from Machine Gun Kelly’s song “last november.” The lyrics read, “I’ve never been so lost, I’ve never been so found.” This song holds a deeply personal meaning for the couple, as it explores the grief they experienced after losing a previous pregnancy.
Both Fox and Kelly have been open about their experiences with miscarriage. In her poetry collection, “Pretty Boys Are Poisonous,” Fox penned two poems detailing the pain of losing a child. She described the heartbreaking sensation of feeling “ripped apart from the inside out” when imagining holding her baby. Machine Gun Kelly, in his song, also acknowledged the devastating loss, expressing his vulnerability and longing for the child they lost.
This news marks a joyous occasion for the couple, who have been through a whirlwind of emotions since their relationship began. They met on the set of the film “Midnight in the Switchgrass” in 2020 and quickly fell in love. The couple announced their engagement in January 2022 via Instagram, showcasing their love for the world. Although rumors of infidelity and breakups surfaced in the months following, they have weathered the storm and are now embarking on this new chapter together.
This will be Fox’s fourth child. She shares three sons, Noah, Bodhi, and Journey, with her ex-husband Brian Austin Green. For Kelly, this will be his second child. He has a 15-year-old daughter, Casey, from a previous relationship. As they move forward with this new chapter, their journey serves as a reminder of the resilience of love and the power of overcoming adversity. We wish them all the best on this incredible journey and eagerly await the arrival of their newest family member.
