Megan Fox and Machine Gun Kelly were seen spending Valentine's Day together amid speculation that the 'Transformers' star called off their engagement

• Megan Fox and Machine Gun Kelly spent Valentine's Day together, according to Page Six and TMZ.
• It comes after Fox insinuated that Kelly had been unfaithful in an Instagram caption on Saturday.

Megan Fox and Machine Gun Kelly were seen spending Valentine's Day together on Tuesday despite rumors that they have called off their engagement.

The "Transformers" star, 36, and the musician, 32, were photographed in Kelly's car leaving his LA home in pictures obtained by Page Six and TMZ. Kelly — real name Colson Baker — was in the driver's seat and could be seen looking at his phone while Fox sat beside him with her eyes cast down.

The couple, who first met in March 2020 on the set of the movie "Midnight in the Switchgrass," seemingly had a dispute over the weekend that prompted Fox to erase all traces of her fiancé from her Instagram after she shared a post that insinuated that Kelly had been unfaithful.

However, the pair appear to be trying to make their relationship work as on Monday they were spotted exiting a marriage counseling office in California, per MailOnline.

According to the outlet, the two were seen talking to one another as they walked out of the building after spending two-and-a-half hours inside, but left the car park in separate cars.

Before speculation that the engaged couple had called it quits began, they attended Drake's Super Bowl party in Arizona on Friday evening and were photographed holding hands, according to Hollywood Life.

Fox was wearing the same outfit she is seen in her now-deleted social media 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 caption contains lyrics from Beyoncé's song "Pray You Catch Me," which 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.

Before her account went dark, she was following only three people: Harry Styles, Timothée Chalamet, and Eminem — the last of whom has a long-standing feud with Kelly.

Meanwhile, Kelly 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.

According to Page Six, Kelly's set list did not include "Twin Flame," a track that he has previously confirmed is about his relationship with Fox and is the usual closer for his shows.

He also dedicated his performance of "Bloody Valentine" to all the women in the audience, saying: "This one's for the ladies."