Actress Megan Fox remains unbothered by her former fiancé Machine Gun Kelly and his emerging relationship with actress Dakota Johnson, according to sources familiar with the situation. Fox, who shares a one-year-old daughter named Saga Blade Fox-Baker with the musician born Colson Baker, has reportedly cut off personal contact with him entirely, restricting communication strictly to co-parenting matters.
The former couple first connected in 2020 while filming “Midnight In The Switchgrass.” After announcing their engagement in January 2022, their relationship experienced public shifts, culminating in Fox removing traces of him from her Instagram account and later confirming the end of their engagement in March 2024. Despite welcoming their daughter in March 2025, sources indicate they maintain no relationship outside of raising their child, and Fox has made it clear she has no interest in involvement with his personal life.
Fox is currently single and prioritizing the care of her children and her career. Before her relationship with Machine Gun Kelly, her longest relationship was with actor Brian Austin Green, whom she met in 2004. After marrying in 2010 and sharing three children—Noah, Bodhi, and Journey—the pair split permanently in 2019 following an on-and-off dynamic.
Alongside her family focus, Fox recently expanded her professional endeavors by launching an exclusive paid-content page accessible via Subs.com and MeganFox.world. The venture arrives after years of fan requests, though the actress has maintained candor regarding her personal challenges. During her appearance on the cover of the 2023 Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue, Fox openly discussed her struggles with body dysmorphia and a lifelong journey toward self-image acceptance.
Meanwhile, Machine Gun Kelly has moved forward with Dakota Johnson, with the new couple recently spotted together outside a New York City location and waiting outside a Los Angeles recording studio. Johnson recently addressed her dating history during her third hosting stint on “Saturday Night Live,” where she joked about her relationships with musicians, including Coldplay frontman Chris Martin and artist Role Model, during a monologue featuring an appearance by singer Taylor Swift.
