
Brian Austin Green has some words for Machine Gun Kelly.
The drama continues between Megan Fox and MGK after their split over Thanksgiving weekend, and it seems like Megan’s ex-husband, Brian Austin Green, isn’t holding back.
On his Instagram Story—before quickly deleting it—Brian appeared to take a jab at MGK’s response to the breakup. He shared a report that hinted MGK was frustrated with how the media was portraying the split, adding his own commentary: “Bro. Just be honest for once in your life. Stop caring so much about how you’re perceived that you will try and drag other people.”
For those who need a refresher, Brian and Megan were married for nearly a decade before finalising their divorce in 2020. They share three children: Noah, 12, Bodhi, 10, and Journey, 8. Meanwhile, Megan and MGK had been together for years before their recent split—right as Megan is expecting MGK’s child.
The post may have disappeared quickly, but fans caught it—and it’s clear Brian isn’t buying whatever MGK is trying to sell. Looks like this Hollywood love triangle just got even messier.
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