MEGAN FOX TRAGIC LOSS

In her new book “Pretty Boys are Poisonous,” Megan Fox delves into her tragic experience of baby loss, inspired by her fiancé, Machine Gun Kelly (Colson Baker). Discussing it on Good Morning America, Fox revealed the profound impact it had on both of them. The poem captures poignant moments, like seeing the ultrasound of their baby girl at ten weeks, juxtaposed with the pain of saying goodbye.

Despite speculation sparked by Machine Gun Kelly’s dedication at the Billboard Music Awards, the couple clarified they weren’t expecting. With three sons from her previous marriage and Machine Gun Kelly’s daughter from a previous relationship, the couple navigates their shared grief. Fox’s book, released on November 7th, 2023, offers solace and empowerment, inspiring others to reclaim their happiness and identity.

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