Megan Fox Disappears From Instagram Following MGK Split Rumors
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Fox previously hinted at a possible breakup.
From the looks of it, Megan Fox is taking a hiatus from social media.
The actress seemingly deleted (or deactivated) her Instagram account on Feb. 12, after hinting at a breakup between her and fiancé Machine Gun Kelly several hours before.
As Parade previously reported, the 36-year-old posted a series of captures alongside a cryptic note, prompting followers to speculate the couple had called it quits.
"You can taste the dishonesty/ it’s all over your breath," she captioned the images at the time—quoting lyrics from Beyoncé's 2016 album Lemonade—which can no longer be seen due to her account being inactive.
In the post, Fox uploaded a carousel of photos of herself, as well as a video of an envelope being burned in a flaming fire pit.
Related: Megan Fox Sparks MGK Breakup Rumors With Cryptic Photo
Theories erupted in the comment section, with one fan suggesting that Kelly, 32, was unfaithful in the pair's relationship, writing, "He probably got with Sophie."
In response, the Transformers actress joked that it could have been the other way around, commenting, "Maybe I got with Sophie" with a single fire emoji.
The Till Death star had wiped all footage of herself and Kelly from her Instagram page prior to its disappearance from the platform, including a post announcing their engagement from Jan. 2022. Adding fuel for the swirling rumors, she also followed Eminem, who has publicly feuded with Kelly for years.
The Emo Girl artist's profile, however, remains untouched, with several posts featuring Fox still on display.
The two just appeared together last weekend for the 2023 Grammys—where MGK was nominated for best rock album—walking the red carpet in matching metallic ensembles.
According to People, Fox was notably absent from the Sports Illustrated Super Bowl function on Feb. 11, where Kelly performed. The pair did, however, attend Drake's party together a day prior, which is the last occasion they were photographed as a unit.
