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Topics: Celebrity, Instagram, Megan Fox, Sex and Relationships, Parenting
Rhiannon Ingle
Topics: Celebrity, Instagram, Megan Fox, Sex and Relationships, Parenting
Megan Fox’s ex-husband Brian Austin Green had a pretty brutal response to Machine Gun Kelly's shocking text message amid the her pregnancy with the musician.
The 51-year-old 90210 actor, who was married to Fox from 2010 to 2020, took to Instagram earlier this week to share a DM that MGK - real name Colson Baker - allegedly sent him.
The reports have come about around the same time that Fox and Kelly announced on Thursday (27 March) the birth of their child.
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Green is a father-of-five, sharing son Kassius Lijah, 21, with ex-girlfriend Vanessa Marcil, and sons Noah Shannon, 12, Bodhi Ransom, 11, and Journey River, eight, with Fox.
Then, in June 2022, the actor welcomed his fifth child, Zane Walker, with his now-fiancée, Sharna Burgess.
The DMs in question, which Green says were sent from MGK's Instagram account, read: "Stop asking when our child is gonna be born. you the FEDS [rat emoji and police officer emoji]."
He continued: "Quit calling TMZ and focus on that apology you owe me for speaking my name in public."
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MGK then concluded the DM by taking quite the swipe at his lengthy acting career.
"You chose the wrong one to f*ck with mr child actor. Go back to cereal commercials," he jabbed.
Green shared a screenshot of the exchange to his story, writing that he 'didn’t know' that the term child actor was 'something bad'.
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"Leo, careful," he continued, seemingly referencing fellow child actor turned Hollywood A-lister, Leonardo DiCaprio. "He may be coming for you next [four laughing emojis]."
Burgess, Green's current fiancée, has since weighed in on the Fox's newest child in a statement shared via her Instagram story on Thursday (27 March).
"Our kids are so excited about the arrival of their baby sibling and we are excited FOR them. They have been asking nearly day of their arrival for about a month now," the Dancing with the Stars alum explained.
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"Naturally when they ask us to find out how mama is doing, we say no problem and do just that."
She added: "Being a step-parent requires (among other things) selflessness, empathy, loyalty, honesty, an open heart, and patience.
"If these are not qualities you consider yourself to have or be able to develop, than [sic] you should ask yourself if you deserve to in their lives…"
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Tyla has reached out to both Brian Austin Green and Machine Gun Kelly's representatives for comment.