Megan Fox Went Into "Every Form Of Therapy That Exists" After Machine Gun Kelly's Suicide Attempt
Machine Gun Kelly opened up about his suicide attempt in 2020 in the documentary, Life in Pink.
Megan Fox went into therapy after Machine Gun Kelly’s shotgun suicide attempt.
Speaking to Entertainment Tonight, the Transformers actress, 36, said they have been through couples and individual counselling as part of a gruelling “process”.
The revelation comes after the rapper, born Colson Baker, shared in the documentary Life in Pink, that he had tried to shoot himself while on the phone with her. He admitted that he put a shotgun in his mouth during a paranoid meltdown and only avoided taking his life because a shell got jammed in the barrel.
Said Fox: “We’ve done every form of therapy that exists. We’ve found a therapist that really works for us, couples and individually, and it’s definitely a process, it’s not an easy one.
“Some of it’s really difficult, but our therapist said that a relationship is basically the process of breaking each other down, but most people don’t have the tools to build each other back up, to rebuild.”
She added: “And so, it’s a constant process of, like, suffering and passion and love and the repeat cycles. “So, we’re just learning that, and navigating that, doing that together. There’s lots of all of those things all of the time.”
Fox and MGK, who announced they were engaged in January, are planning their wedding amid speculation they have already tied the knot.
When quizzed by Entertainment Tonight about their marital status, Kelly insisted he only refers to Fox as his “wife” out of “respect” for his fiancée.
He explained: “I think when I speak about terminology — it never felt like my girlfriend. It feels too adolescent for the depth of our relationship.”
Fox confirmed: “No [we aren’t married], we don’t know what’s happening. He’s on tour this year. When it needs to happen, the universe will open up and give us the space to do that.”
Machine Gun Kelly's Life in Pink is now streaming on Disney+. — BANG SHOWBIZ
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