- Machine Gun Kelly once had to borrow a baking sheet from his neighbor Michael B. Jordan.
- He said he was trying to bake Megan Fox gluten-free cinnamon rolls when he realized he had forgotten to buy baking sheets for their new home.
Machine Gun Kelly said once had to borrow a baking sheet from his new neighbor, Michael B. Jordan, so he could make his fiancée, Megan Fox, a batch of gluten-free, coconut-free cinnamon rolls.
On a Wednesday night appearance on "Jimmy Kimmel Live," MGK — whose real name is Colson Baker — told Kimmel that he's still working on his "homeliness" since getting engaged to and moving in with Fox, including his idea to "learn how to cook for her."
Because of Fox's dietary restrictions, MGK revealed, it's been difficult.
He said that one time she told him she wanted cinnamon rolls, so he went to the store to buy the ingredients and embarked on making "this huge commitment of cinnamon rolls," he said.
"Then I get to the part in the instructions where they're like 'put them on a baking sheet,' and we just moved into this new house, and I didn't get baking sheets," MGK said.
He continued: "And so I go, like, 'Aw man! I don't have a baking sheet!' I'm trying to think of who my neighbors are and we just discovered a new neighbor of ours."
MGK said that they had "heard music one day" blasting from across the street, so he, Fox, and his daughter decided to go over and knock on the front door — and Michael B. Jordan answered, dripping wet, wearing a bathing suit.
"That popped into my head and I was like 'Oh, I should just hit Michael B. Jordan up and ask for a baking sheet,'" MGK recalled.
MGK said he called Jordan, who ignored his call, but then texted him to let him know that he was not home, but someone else was, so he should go over and grab a baking sheet if he needs one.
After all that, Fox finally tried the rolls and loved them, but MGK said he thought they were "so bad" and he was "so ashamed," so he threw the batch out, much to his family's dismay.
"Still, to this day, like, any time someone brings up, even if they start the word 'cinnamon,' I'm like 'shh!'" he said; Fox is "still upset" with him about it.