Megan Fox Hides Her Stomach With An Oversized Sweater For Date Night With Machine Gun Kelly—After Insiders Shut Down Pregnancy Speculation

Megan Fox once again sparked pregnancy rumors as she appeared to conceal her stomach while grabbing dinner with Machine Gun Kelly in Malibu on Sunday.

The Jennifer’s Body star, who played a pregnant woman in his latest music video, fueled speculation at celeb hotspot Nobu by wearing an oversized fuzzy olive green sweater over a black tank top. She completed the look with black pants, a large purse, sunglasses, and a cross choker. See the look here!

Megan Fox Seen Covering Stomach With A Fuzzy Coat For Dinner Date With MGK

The singer kept his face covered with a bandana, opting for a gray sweater, jeans, and a backward cap as he stepped out with the mother of three for dinner.

The on-and-off couple has slowly begun going out more together after calling off their engagement in February 2023 after an argument at a Super Bowl party.

The author of Pretty Boys are Poisonous appeared in Kelly’s new music video, “Lonely Road,” a collaboration with Jelly Roll released on July 26. In the video, Fox sports a baby bump, with a touching scene where Kelly kisses it.

The video then jumps ahead eight months to show Kelly being arrested for bank robbery while Fox has given birth to a girl. The clip ends with Fox bringing their baby to visit Kelly in prison.

Insiders Shut Down Megan Fox Pregnancy Rumors Following ‘Lonely Road’ Music Video

However, insiders quickly shut down all baby rumors. A source exclusively confirmed to Us Weekly, “Although they have discussed having a baby, this was just for MGK’s music video.”

The couple have been together since 2020 and have actually been through a heartbreaking miscarriage.

Fox told Good Morning America on November 2023, “I had never been through anything like that before in my life. I have three kids, so it was very difficult for both of us, and it sent us on a very wild journey together and separately and together and apart … trying to navigate, ‘What does this mean?’ and ‘Why did this happen?'”