Megan Fox & MGK Welcome Their “Celestial Seed” Amidst Breakup Drama—Is There a Rekindling on the Horizon?
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Megan Fox and Machine Gun Kelly have officially entered a new chapter—co-parenting their newborn daughter while navigating the emotional wreckage of their high-profile breakup. The musician, also known as MGK, took to Instagram on March 27 to announce the arrival of their baby girl, sharing a heartwarming video with the caption, “She’s finally here!! our little celestial seed.”
While their relationship status remains rocky, sources reveal that the former couple is fully committed to raising their child together. “Whatever issues they have, Megan and MGK both are on the same page when it comes to co-parenting,” an insider tells PEOPLE. “Right now, they’re amicable.” But for how long?
Fans were left stunned when the power couple, who got engaged in January 2022, called it quits in November 2024—just weeks after revealing they were expecting. The split wasn’t exactly smooth, with reports that Fox had distanced herself from the rapper, describing their years together as “exhausting.” However, insiders suggest the door isn’t completely closed. “No one would be surprised if they gave their relationship another try down the line,” a source dishes. “But for now, they’re focused on what’s best for their daughter.”
Fox, now a mother of four, has found solace in the unwavering support of her ex-husband Brian Austin Green and his fiancée, Sharna Burgess. The former couple shares three sons—Noah, 12, Bodhi, 10, and Journey, 8—who are reportedly thrilled about their baby sister’s arrival. Burgess even took to Instagram to defend their blended family’s dynamic, emphasizing that “when kids are in a split household, the greatest thing we can do is make them love and feel safe in both homes.”
But MGK, never one to shy away from controversy, reportedly fired off a fiery DM to Green, questioning his repeated inquiries about Fox’s due date. The tension is undeniable, but whether it fuels more chaos or paves the way for reconciliation remains to be seen. One thing is for sure—their story is far from over.
