Topics: Celebrity, Instagram, Machine Gun Kelly, Megan Fox, Social Media, US News, Sex and Relationships
Machine Gun Kelly has taken to Instagram to share a cryptic post after 'sources' seemingly spoke out about his alleged split from Megan Fox.
Those who missed out on cuffing season have seemingly been spending the winter months obsessing over celebrity romances instead and one relationship to have found itself under the microscope of social media users with nothing else to do is that of Machine Gun Kelly - real name Colson Baker - and Megan Fox.
The Subservience actor and 'Emo Girl' singer announced they were expecting a baby together in November last year but not long later, it was reported they'd split.
MGK took to Instagram yesterday (January 28) to share two topless photographs of himself looking out the window, his hair tied up in a bun - images taken by photographer Sam Cahill.
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The caption reads: "How can 'sources say' when the sources haven’t said anything."
Indeed, many sources have come forward claiming to have an insight into MGK and Fox's relationship, such as 'sources familiar with the situation' telling TMZ the pair allegedly haven't even been speaking to one another since their reported split in an article shared yesterday.
TMZ were the first outlet to report news of the alleged split, claiming the pair broke things off during a trip to Colorado over Thanksgiving.
Citing 'sources' close to the pair, the outlet alleged Fox found something on MGK's phone which led her to cut the trip short.
The latest piece by the outlet claims sources say Fox is officially done with Kelly and it's unclear how involved he'll be when she gives birth to their child - with the baby reportedly expected in March.
And despite MGK's caption, it hasn't taken long for fans of the duo to take to his latest Instagram post to weigh in.
One social media user said: "You dropped the ball on Megan Fox though."
"Did you not even read the caption? do you know colson or megan? bc neither of them have spoken out. it’s sooo odd to me when people online act like they know anything about people they don’t actually know irl," another replied.
And a third resolved: "None of us know anything at this point, pure speculation... I understand your point but let's wait and understand x."
UNILAD has reached out to representatives for Kelly and Fox for comment.
