Machine Gun Kelly dedicated a song to 'the ladies' at his pre-Super Bowl show as Megan Fox hinted at their split on Instagram
- Machine Gun Kelly dedicated a song at his pre-Super Bowl concert to all the women in the audience.
- "This one's for the ladies," Kelly said before performing "Bloody Valentine," according to Page Six.
As Megan Fox hinted at their breakup on Instagram late Saturday night, Machine Gun Kelly dedicated one of the songs at his pre-Super Bowl concert not to her, but to all the women in the audience.
The musician — real name Colson Baker — performed at Sports Illustrated's "The Party" on the eve of the 57th annual Super Bowl on Saturday after walking the red carpet with his band instead of Fox, who was not in attendance.
"This one's for the ladies," Kelly told the audience before he launched into the song "Bloody Valentine," according to Page Six.
The outlet added that Kelly's set list did not include "Twin Flame," a track that he has previously confirmed is about his relationship with Fox and with which he often closes out his shows.
Representatives for Fox and Kelly could not immediately be reached for comment.
Kelly and Fox were last spotted together on Friday at Drake's Super Bowl party in Arizona and photographed holding hands, according to Hollywood Life. Fox wore the same outfit she is seen sporting in her now-deleted Instagram post on Saturday.
The "Jennifer's Body" actor shared a series of Instagram selfies with a caption featuring a lyric from a song on Beyoncé's 2016 album "Lemonade."
"You can taste the dishonesty/ it's all over your breath," she wrote.
In the photos, Fox is sporting an updo and wearing a plunging black top. Her pink wrist brace for her broken wrist, an injury she sustained earlier this month, is also visible.
The final photo in the slideshow shows a letter and other belongings in a fire.
The actor's fans believe the caption, which are lyrics from Beyoncé's song "Pray You Catch Me," insinuates that Kelly was unfaithful. The song addressed Beyoncé's husband Jay-Z's infidelity, as confirmed by The New York Times.
In addition to the post, Fox deleted photos of Kelly from her Instagram feed and unfollowed the singer before fully deactivating her account. As some fans noted, before her account went dark, she was following only three people: Harry Styles, Timothée Chalamet, and Eminem.
Just last week, Fox paid tribute to MGK, praising his "humility and maturity" in a lengthy Instagram post after his album "Mainstream Sellout," lost out on a Grammy. The album lost the best rock album category to Ozzy Osbourne's "Patient Number 9."
"Watching you walk in humility and gratitude, watching you grow into yourself and become a better man is an immeasurably more satisfying experience than watching you accept an award," she wrote, per MailOnline.
"Although those will come… and this is irrelevant I guess but I will just never ever get over how beautiful your face is," her post continued. "I hope one day you'll see yourself the way I see you. I love you and I'll keep this memory of you forever."
The couple first met in March 2020 on the set of the movie "Midnight in the Switchgrass." In May 2020, a source told E! News that the two were "hooking up." Kelly later proposed to Fox in January 2022.