Megan Fox and Machine Gun Kelly are happy to put their differences aside for the benefit of their new daughter.
The couple announced the baby’s arrival on Thursday, March 27, though neither has revealed the baby’s name.
Fox, 38, and MGK, 34, are “so happy to be parents together,” a source tells Us Weekly exclusively, adding that despite their split, MGK has been around to “support and take care” of Fox.
“No matter how they’ve felt about each other, they have always wanted to have a child together,” the source says. “They have both been communicating and are in a good place.”
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Fox is also excited about the baby’s star and moon signs, and the insider says she “sees great potential” after reviewing the little one’s birth chart.
“She’s finally here!! our little celestial seed 
. 3/27/25,” MGK, whose real name is Colson Baker, wrote via Instagram, announcing the newborn’s arrival alongside a video of her.
Fox and MGK revealed their good news just hours after the ongoing feud between the rapper and Fox’s ex-husband, Brian Austin Green, took another turn.
Green, 51, took to his Instagram Story on Thursday to share what appeared to be screenshots of direct messages with MGK in which he derided Green as a “child actor” and told him to “go back to cereal commercials.”
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“Stop asking when our child is gonna be born. You the FEDS,” MGK allegedly added in a DM. “Quit calling TMZ and focus on that apology you owe me for speaking on my name in public.”
Fox, for her part, wants nothing to do with her exes’ feud.
“Megan wants to stay out of their fighting, she feels it’s their issue, not hers,” the source tells Us. “Megan is focused on the first days with her baby.”
Green’s fiancée, Sharna Burgess, seems to have taken a different stance. She appeared to react to the feud via her Instagram Story on Thursday.
“Lol,” she wrote. “That was about the equivalent of a dog pissing on its territory making it known its back in the area. So eloquently put too. Bravo.”
“When kids are in a split household the greatest thing you can do is make them love and feel safe in both homes, like both homes are also friends and share love and communication,” she shared in a second post. “We work to always keep our language and experiences positive, and when talking about their other home we always talk about it with. love and support. A successful coparenting relationship starts with communication and respect.”
