Machine Gun Kelly Shows Humor in Parenting Joke with Megan Fox
April 10, 2025 - 16:01
Machine Gun Kelly has proven he can appreciate a good joke, especially when it comes to his new role as a father. Just two weeks after celebrating the arrival of his baby girl with ex-girlfriend Megan Fox, the rapper took to Instagram to share a humorous post from the satirical site The Onion. The post cleverly suggested that Fox and their newborn would be co-parenting him instead of the other way around.
The headline read, “Megan Fox Confirms She and New Baby Will Co-parent Machine Gun Kelly,” which playfully highlights the dynamics of their relationship. This lighthearted take on parenting reflects Machine Gun Kelly's ability to embrace the challenges of fatherhood with a sense of humor. Fans have responded positively, appreciating his willingness to engage with the joke and showcase a fun side of his personality during this significant life change. As he navigates his new responsibilities, it appears that laughter will play a key role in his parenting journey.
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