Machine Gun Kelly Says He Wears Megan Fox's Blood in a Vial Around His Neck in 'Bloody Valentine' Post

Machine Gun Kelly opted for a very unique hairstyle when he stepped out for dinner with Megan Fox. The rocker pulled his pink hair back into three pigtails, which stood tall on the top of his head.

Megan Fox and Machine Gun Kelly head out for dinner at BOA Steakhouse on Friday night (March 5) in West Hollywood, Calif.

Megan Fox and Machine Gun Kelly “met a year ago this month,” an insider tells HollywoodLife EXCLUSIVELY, which means that Megan, 34, and MGK (aka Colson Baker, 30)” are experiencing a “somewhat of an anniversary.” Though the couple didn’t start dating until May 2020 – when Megan and MGK were first seen getting lunch together, and shortly before she and Brian Austin Green announced their split — the couple met in March while working on the movie, Midnight in the Switchgrass.

Megan Fox and Machine Gun Kelly (née Colson Baker) took their romantic chemistry to Nobu in Malibu on Monday night, where they enjoyed dinner with friends. The Jennifer’s Body actress, 34, and “Kiss Kiss” singer, 30, didn’t seem to mind the paparazzi, which captured the couple’s many PDA moments. MGK, whose pink-tinted hair was styled in two pigtails, was pictured behind the wheel of a navy blue Aston Martin sports car with his lady love in the front seat.

Brian Austin Green has been asked about Machine Gun Kelly wearing Megan Fox‘s blood in a necklace.

Machine Gun Kelly, 30, got his fans’ attention on Feb. 14 when he posted an eye-catching post and caption to Instagram. The rapper shared a series of photos and a video that featured his girlfriend Megan Fox, 34, in the post while writing about wearing someone’s “blood around” his “neck” alongside it. One of the photos also appeared to show a drop of blood in a vial.

His Bloody Valentine, literally. Machine Gun Kelly and Megan Fox appear to be taking inspiration from Angelina Jolie and Billy Bob Thornton.

Machine Gun Kelly shared the unusual way he keeps his Valentine, Megan Fox, close to him at all times.  The 30-year-old singer took to Instagram on Sunday to share a series of photos of himself and Fox, who he called his "Bloody Valentine." He further explained the odd pet name in his post, revealing that he keeps a small drop of blood on a necklace that he wears.  "I wear your blood around my neck," he bluntly captioned the post.  In one of the photos, Fox holds up what appears to be a

Machine Gun Kelly and Megan Fox exchanged Valentine’s Day messages to each other on Sunday (February 14).

Machine Gun Kelly wears a drop of girlfriend Megan Fox's blood around his neck. The rapper took to Instagram to share a snap of his unusual necklace, which featured a transparent casing with a smudge of red seen inside.

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Machine Gun Kelly and Megan Fox are sharing their first Valentine’s Day together as a couple. They’re also sharing their love for each other on Instagram.

Megan Fox and Machine Gun Kelly are sharing their love for each other online with sweet Valentine’s Day messages, as they celebrate their first together.

Machine Gun Kelly has announced a new range of Valentine’s merch including a vibrator and clothes with a photo of Megan Fox on.The musician’s new merchandise collection references lyrics from his latest album ‘Tickets To My Downfall’ as well as his relationship with the actor and model.In the range are a “Lil Devil” vibrator, the product box of which reads: “Compliments of Machine Gun Kelly” and “Let’s play pretend”.

Megan Fox isn't looking to jump into marriage with Machine Gun Kelly, a source tells ET.