Exclusive. Expecting her baby, Megan Fox is determined to «focus on the child» and has limited interaction with her ex, Machine Gun Kelly.
Megan Fox is fully focused on her pregnancy as she awaits the arrival of her fourth child, her first with ex-fiancé Machine Gun Kelly.
At 38, Fox is navigating the end of her relationship with the 34-year-old rapper, with a source revealing that their attempts to reconcile over the years had been «exhausting» for her.
«She’s done with him,» the insider shared. «Now, she just wants to focus on the baby and her kids.
She’s living on her own and doesn’t have much communication with MGK.»
Despite the split, the source added that Fox is «doing okay» and feeling «very excited» about the upcoming arrival.
Meanwhile, on January 28, Kelly posted a cryptic message on Instagram, referencing the ongoing drama with Fox.
«How can ‘sources say’ when the sources haven’t said anything,» he wrote, accompanied by shirtless photos showcasing his tattoos and facial hair.
Fox and Kelly, who got engaged in January 2022, broke up in late November, just after announcing that they were expecting.
Fox is already the mother of three sons—Noah, 12, Bodhi, 10, and Journey, 8—from her previous marriage to Brian Austin Green.
In December, a source close to Fox revealed her gratitude for the co-parenting support she’s receiving from Green and his fiancée, Sharna Burgess, as she navigates her split from Kelly.
«She’s been so happy about being pregnant,» the source said.
«She’s in a good place with both Brian and Sharna, and she gets along really well with Sharna. Megan trusts her around the boys.»
The source also praised Green as a «great dad,» noting that Fox feels fortunate to have such a supportive co-parenting dynamic, where her sons are loved and well-cared for.
Fox had announced her pregnancy in November by sharing a post where she cradled her baby bump, covered in black liquid, along with a positive pregnancy test.
She captioned the post with lyrics from Kelly’s song «last november,» referencing a past pregnancy loss, writing, «Nothing is ever really lost. welcome back 👼🏼❤️.»
