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Megan Fox and mgk sparked pregnancy rumors after she was spotted with a baby bump in a music video. Fans sent their congratulations to the couple, but is she really pregnant?
mgk and Jelly Roll released the music video for their song “Lonely Road” which featured cameos from mgk’s girlfriend Megan Fox and Jelly Roll’s wife Bunny Xo. Throughout the video, the mainstream sellout artist kissed and embraced Fox’s baby bump. The video has a time jump to eight months later with the couple smiling with a baby girl.
Related: A complete timeline of mgk and Megan Fox’s relationship
Fans jumped on mgk’s social media accounts to ask the couple if it was a pregnancy announcement. One person commented on mgk’s Instagram post, “We need to know , WHAT IS GOING ON !? Are you having a baby !? Did jellyfish and bunnie finally get their baby !? Is Meghan [sic] becoming a surrogate for bunnie !? WHAT IS HAPPENING.”
Is Megan Fox pregnant with Machine Gun Kelly’s baby?
No, Megan Fox isn’t pregnant. The mom of the baby featured in the video commented that the New Girl star was only pregnant for the video.
Fox opened up about her experience with a miscarriage in a poem called “A beautiful boy is a deadly drug.” “Maybe if you hadn’t … maybe if I had,” she wrote as she recalled seeing an ultrasound of her baby girl at 10 weeks and one day into her pregnancy. She imagined holding the child “as they rip you from my insides,” writing, “I will pay any price / Tell me please / What is the ransom / For her soul?”
Fox, who has been in an on-and-off relationship with mgk since 2020, compares their romance as “an addiction that no amount of prayers will ever cure,” adding, “You are killing me but my heart won’t give you up.”
“I had never been through anything like that before in my life,” she opened up about her miscarriage on Good Morning America. “I have three kids, so it was very difficult for both of us, and it sent us on a very wild journey together and separately and together and apart … trying to navigate, ‘What does this mean?’ and ‘Why did this happen?’”