MGK is not here for made-up drama. A viral post on X claimed the rapper was full of regret over“fumbling”his relationship with ex Megan Fox, complete with throwback photos of the two of them. There was just one problem: he never posted it. A Community Note flagged the message as fabricated and confirmed it did not come from his verified account.
MGK responded Tuesday with a single line on X, calling the post“faker than a pair of t–s.”That’s it. No long statement, no follow-up thread, just a blunt denial that got the point across. The fake post leaned hard into nostalgia, but fans who know the timeline weren’t buying it.
For the record, here’s where things actually stand: the two met in 2020 on the set of Midnight in the Switchgrass, got engaged in January 2022, and called off the engagement by March 2024. They welcomed daughter Saga Blade in March 2025, roughly three months after their reported split. MGK has since left flirty comments on Fox’s social media, and his only real quote on the relationship era is that he’s“stoked we had a baby.”Do you think celebrities should respond to fake posts, or let them fade on their own?
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