MGK shares heartwarming moment with daughter amid co-parenting progress with Megan Fox
Machine Gun Kelly gave fans a tender look into life as a father after sharing a sweet moment with his 7-month-old daughter, Saga, whom he shares with Megan Fox.
Kelly, 35, and Fox, 39, welcomed Saga in March 2025, months after their split in November 2024.
Their breakup reportedly followed Fox’s discovery that Kelly had been communicating with other women.
Despite the rocky end, a recent source claimed Fox has been impressed by “how he’s stepped up for both her and the baby,” sparking speculation that the pair may be rebuilding their relationship.
The rapper posted a day-in-the-life clip on Instagram, opening with a close-up of his hands and Saga’s tiny fingers tapping a drum.
“Obviously, it’s the best start to a day ever,” he said. “My baby girl is practising her frequencies.”
The wholesome moment comes just days after Kelly made cheeky comments about his sex life during an appearance at the F1 Grand Prix in Las Vegas.
Kelly has been open about fatherhood in recent months. On The Jennifer Hudson Show in September, he gushed about Saga’s resemblance to Fox and praised her as a “phenomenal mom.”
“We go back and forth on who she looks like,” he said. “Last month, she looked exactly like me, and now she looks exactly like her.”
The musician also revealed the meaning behind his daughter’s name.
“My family is Norwegian, and there’s a Norwegian goddess called Saga – it means epic story,” he explained.
“To get her here through highs and lows truly was an epic story of love, pain, and a lot of magic.”
Saga is Kelly’s second child; he is also father to 16-year-old daughter Casie with ex Emma Cannon.
Fox shares sons Noah, 12, Bodhi, 11, and Journey, 9, with ex-husband Brian Austin Green.
MGK has occasionally shared glimpses of Saga online, including a black-and-white clip announcing her birth and a recent photo reflected through a car window.
The pair continue to co-parent their newborn as fans watch closely for signs of a possible reconciliation.