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Inside Megan Fox’s Relationship History

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Megan Fox’s love life has been front-page tabloid material for almost two decades, and it just produced its biggest headline yet.

On January 11, 2022, Machine Gun Kelly got down on one knee under a banyan tree at the Ritz-Carlton Dorado Beach in Puerto Rico and asked Megan Fox to marry him. It capped a relationship that started less than two years earlier on a movie set and moved at a pace few Hollywood romances do — but it also came after Fox had already spent more than a decade building, breaking, and rebuilding a marriage with Brian Austin Green. Here’s how she got from that set in 2004 to a custom Stephen Webster ring in 2022.

• Fox and Brian Austin Green met in 2004 on “Hope & Faith” when she was 18 and he was 30, got engaged in 2006, called it off in 2009, then secretly married in Hawaii in June 2010 and had three sons — Noah, Bodhi, and Journey.
• Fox filed for divorce from Green in August 2015, reconciled in 2016, then split again around Thanksgiving 2019 — a separation Green confirmed publicly on his podcast in May 2020 — before Fox filed for divorce again in November 2020.
• Fox met Machine Gun Kelly in March 2020 filming “Midnight in the Switchgrass” in Puerto Rico, went public with him in May 2020 via his “Bloody Valentine” video, and accepted his proposal on January 11, 2022, with a ring featuring an emerald and diamond set on thorned magnetic bands.

The Marriage That Wouldn’t Quit

Before there was Machine Gun Kelly, there was Brian Austin Green — for a very long time. Fox and Green met on the set of the sitcom “Hope & Faith” in 2004, when she was 18 and he was 30. Green was reportedly hesitant about the age gap at first, but the two started dating anyway and got engaged in 2006. That engagement fell apart in February 2009, only for the pair to find their way back to each other and secretly marry at the Four Seasons Resort Hualalai in Hawaii in June 2010.

Green and Fox went on to have three sons together — Noah Shannon, Bodhi Ransom, and Journey River — while their marriage swung through a well-documented cycle of splits and reconciliations. Fox filed for divorce in August 2015, then the two patched things up in 2016 and welcomed their third child. It looked, for a while, like they’d settled into something durable.

The Breaking Point

It didn’t last. Green later confirmed on his own podcast in May 2020 that the couple had actually separated around Thanksgiving of 2019 — well before the public caught wind of it. Fox filed for divorce in November 2020, closing out a marriage that had survived one previous divorce filing and years of tabloid speculation about whether it would make it. Before Green, Fox’s dating history included a relationship with “7th Heaven” actor David Gallagher from 2003 to 2004, but nothing in her past compared to the decade-plus rollercoaster with Green.

Enter Machine Gun Kelly

The pivot came on a film set. In March 2020, Fox met Colson Baker — better known as Machine Gun Kelly — while shooting the thriller “Midnight in the Switchgrass” in Puerto Rico. She wasted no time labeling the connection something bigger than a typical co-star chemistry, calling him her “twin flame.” The relationship went public that May when Fox appeared in Kelly’s “Bloody Valentine” music video, and by that summer the two were confirming things themselves — holding hands, kissing in public, and eventually posting each other on Instagram.

Kelly’s own reinvention — from rapper to rock-leaning rebel with a Fox-inspired image shift — turned out to be part of the story too, the kind of transformation that shows up in how differently musicians can present themselves once cameras start following their personal lives. Fox and Kelly made their red-carpet debut as a couple, and the relationship moved from tabloid rumor to full public commitment inside about a year and a half.

The Proposal and the Blood

That commitment became official on January 11, 2022, when Kelly proposed under a banyan tree at the Ritz-Carlton Dorado Beach in Puerto Rico with a Stephen Webster-designed ring built around an emerald and a diamond set on thorned magnetic bands — a detail Fox and Kelly both leaned into as a signature of their aesthetic. Fox didn’t leave the announcement at a simple yes.

Fox announced the engagement by revealing that she and Kelly had “drank each other’s blood” to mark the moment.

It was the kind of line that made instant headlines and fit right alongside the rest of the attention-grabbing celebrity moments that defined entertainment coverage in the run-up to 2022, cementing the engagement as one of the most talked-about in recent memory before the ink was even dry on a wedding date.

No wedding date has been set, but the ring is custom, the proposal spot is booked into their story for good, and the blood-drinking line is already the thing most people bring up first when this engagement comes up. That’s the headline Fox and Kelly wrote for themselves — the next chapter starts whenever they decide to make it official.