Megan Fox and Machine Gun Kelly appear to be navigating a new chapter in their relationship following the arrival of their baby daughter, Saga Blade.
The former couple, who announced their split in November 2024, have reportedly been spending quality time together as they embrace the joys of parenthood.
According to People, the pair recently took a “special” trip to Costa Rica with their daughter, giving them a chance to reconnect in a new way.
A source told the outlet, “Their Costa Rica trip wasn’t about rekindling a romance so much as it was about rebuilding trust. For the first time in a long while, they felt like good friends again. They have a solid understanding now.”
While rumors swirl about a possible reconciliation, insiders say Fox and Kelly, whose real name is Colson Baker, are not rushing into any commitments. “Megan’s not closing the door for good on a relationship, but she’s not walking back in completely either,” the source shared. “The truth is, no one’s pushing for labels. Megan and Colson are focused on whether this evolving connection can truly last beyond just co-parenting.”
Another insider echoed the sentiment, adding that their bond has shifted significantly since Fox’s pregnancy. “They’ve come a long way since last year. They were both extremely excited when Megan found out she was pregnant again. It was devastating for her when she felt the need to break things off,” the insider noted.
The trip to Costa Rica reportedly marked an important milestone for the couple, who had previously visited the destination as partners but never as parents. “They’d been before as a couple, but never with the baby. It was very special and relaxing,” the source added.
Fox and Kelly welcomed baby Saga in March 2025, and both stars have since emphasized their dedication to creating a nurturing environment for their daughter. While the nature of their romantic future remains uncertain, sources close to the pair insist that the shared focus on their child has helped them establish a stronger foundation.
As one insider summed it up: “This isn’t about rushing into romance ... it’s about healing, co-parenting, and seeing if their connection can evolve naturally.”