Megan Fox is “unwilling to explain the current status of her relationship with Machine Gun Kelly.”
The couple announced their engagement in January 2022, but were rocked by speculation that they were no longer together. While the “Transformers” actress confirmed that their wedding plans were eventually called off, she insisted they will always remain “connected” but declined to speak about their romance any further.
When asked about rumors about their relationship, including the engagement breaking off, Megan said on the “Call Her Daddy” podcast: “Everything you said was actual facts. And I would imagine that they are confusing or interesting to people and they ask, ‘What’s going on?'”
“What I’ve learned about this relationship is that it’s not meant to be public. So I don’t think I can comment on the status of the relationship itself at this time.
“What I can say is that (he) is what I call my twin soul, and there will always be a connection with him, no matter what. I can’t say for sure how big the connection will be, but I will always be connected to him in some way. Beyond that, I’m not ready to explain it.”
But the 37-year-old star, who has three sons with ex-husband Brian Austin Green, praised MGK as being “ahead of his time” with his recent decision to cover up his old tattoos by tattooing his entire torso in black, describing the result as “really classy.”
She said: “He has a very particular story as to why he did it, but I’ll leave it to him to tell it, of course. But he had a relationship with his tattoos that left him very divided emotionally, whatever they represented – and I don’t actually know – but he didn’t want to relive those memories of some of his tattoos and wanted to get rid of them.
“It reminds me of Rick Owens. It’s like an upgraded version of all those stitched-together tattoos. I think it’s really elegant and ahead of its time. I think in 10 years it will be a trend.”
And Megan is amazed that the 33-year-old musician, whose real name is Colson Baker, “endured” the long session with a tattoo artist.
She said: “I don’t know how many people can endure that kind of pain. Some people are put under anesthesia and get the tattoos, but he did it fully conscious and without painkillers. I really don’t know how he could endure that kind of pain.”
