As Megan Fox and Machine Gun Kelly prepare for the arrival of their first child together, the former couple is facing significant hurdles in ironing out their co-parenting arrangements. According to insiders who spoke to In Touch, the pair is tackling sensitive issues such as visitation rights and spousal support.
Despite their split, Megan is committed to ensuring MGK remains a part of their baby girl’s life. “While Megan is upset with MGK, she has no intention of keeping him out of their daughter’s life,” a source revealed. “She loves the relationship he shares with his older daughter and wouldn’t want to take that away from him. But she’s firm on wanting full custody.”
Their breakup reportedly occurred over Thanksgiving 2024 after Megan discovered “material” on MGK’s phone that she found upsetting. The split came just weeks after the Jennifer’s Body actress, 38, revealed she was expecting with MGK, 34. Megan is already a mother of three from her previous marriage to Brian Austin Green, while MGK has a teenage daughter from a prior relationship.
The Transformers star allegedly feels MGK is not ready for the responsibilities of part-time custody of a newborn. “Megan is clear that she should have custody,” the insider explained. “She’s fine with allowing him plenty of visitation, but she wants it to be supervised for now. She’s also seeking custody payments, as he’s worth $25 million and can afford to contribute.”
The situation remains tense, especially as MGK is reportedly eager to reconcile. “He doesn’t want things to be over,” the source said. “He’s still trying to convince Megan to give him another chance.”
While Megan appears resolute in her decision to end the relationship, their history of on-again, off-again dynamics and undeniable connection leaves room for speculation. “No one would be surprised if she decided to give him another shot,” the insider concluded.
For now, both are focused on the impending arrival of their baby, working to navigate the challenges of co-parenting while balancing their individual lives and careers.
