MGK’s Dry Praise for Megan Fox T-Shirt Steals the Spotlight
Let’s pretend we learned something valuable today: Machine Gun Kelly still has outstanding taste in fan merch. During the June 14 Warped Tour stop in Washington, D.C., MGK spotted a white tee emblazoned with Megan Fox’s lighter-scene still from Jennifer’s Body and immediately declared it “so sick.” He even asked if he could photograph both shirt-wearers—because what says “I’m over you” like documenting your ex’s face on random civilians?
Colson Baker’s enthusiasm for Megan isn’t exactly new material. Years before they ever swapped romance-tinged DMs, he had her GQ poster hanging above his childhood bed. “Some full-circle shit,” he quipped to People in 2021, sounding like someone who’s just realized they own their own house now. Despite calling off their engagement in December amid Megan’s pregnancy with their baby girl (yet to be named publicly), MGK’s broadcasted admiration clearly hasn’t expired.
If you thought a canceled engagement equals muted support, think again. The “Cliché” singer proudly co-parents, telling E! News in May, “I was born to be a dad.” He’s already father to 15-year-old Casie with ex Emma Cannon, so adding one more little human to the roster must’ve seemed like a logical career move. Meanwhile, Megan—mom to sons Noah, Bodhi and Journey with Brian Austin Green—confirmed on Instagram Stories that her surprise pregnancy was “unplanned but a happy surprise.” Women, she reminded us, are “eternal light beings”; apparently, MGK is just trying to keep pace with that glow.
Their relationship highlights read like a reverse chronology of Hollywood milestones: an on-set meet in 2020, Instagram-official selfies, a whirlwind podcast reveal, red-carpet appearances and matching Halloween costumes. They even dressed as Pam & Tommy last October—because nothing says “normal couple” like reenacting one of pop culture’s most infamous scandals.
So yes, there you have it: a former poster-hanging fan boy turned genuine cheerleader for his ex, complete with live-gig photo ops. Tune in next time for more reunions, breakups and merch-driven nostalgia—because apparently, even in Hollywood, you can’t hate someone if your wardrobe depends on them.
Sources: Celebrity Storm and E! News, People Magazine, Instagram Stories
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