Machine Gun Kelly Debunks Tweet

Machine Gun Kelly denies viral post claiming he regrets losing Megan Fox.

MGK Shuts Down Fake Post

Machine Gun Kelly has intervened before a fabricated regretful message morphs into “fact.” A tweet, reportedly from MGK himself and describing his romance with ex Megan Fox, was making the rounds, and MGK promptly shut it down by replying to the post on X on Oct.13.

The popularity of this kind of post in the era of screenshots shows how fast and effectively such rumors may cling to celebrities’ tails.

Why it matters

The dubious message was crafted to stir up rumors, as was apparent from the tweet’s visual.

With MGK’s X handle on the left, the message superimposed onto the images of the couple stated that MGK had been shattered by the fresh pictures of Fox and that he regretted “fumbling” their relationship.

As of now,

• the viral post has been a screenshot of the message with MGK’s X account, not an actual message from him.
• On October 13, he reacted to the post, calling it out as false in an X response.
• What the fabricated message implies is that Kelly and Fox
• parents to a five-year-old daughter, Saga, got engaged in January 2022
• yet the viral post implies that MGK regrets the end of the relationship, which, apparently, was painful for him to watch.

While the two stars seem to have a cooperative relationship regarding their child, no official statements regarding their interactions have come out from either Kelly or Fox.

Why it happened

It is not the first time that MGK has had to address rumors regarding his relationship with Fox, with his January 2025 social media posts responding to the reports of the couple’s “non-communication.”

Again, in the aforementioned post, Kelly questioned the sources claiming that the couple had not spoken, asking how they could say something if they did not say anything. His tweets regarding the recent rumors follow the same pattern of brief, straight-to-the-point responses.

What to ask yourself

While the fabricated message could be easily dissected by anyone with a minute’s consideration, the prevalence of such messages makes one wonder if the social media platforms should take any measures to prevent them from going viral.

Or is it up to the fans to do their homework before believing in the celebrity scandal claptrap? Tell us in the comments below.

This article was written by [celebritysquip] using publicly available reports. All rights to the original reporting belong to the respective publishers.