Michele Morrone comments on *those* Megan Fox romance rumours after her split from MGK

Michele Morrone commented on speculation that he is dating Megan Fox after it was revealed that she’d split from Machine Gun Kelly just weeks after announcing her pregnancy.

Machine Gun Kelly and Megan Fox had been dating for over four years before they announced they were expecting an addition to their family in March 2025. Despite the baby news, the relationship reportedly came to an end over Thanksgiving when Megan found something “upsetting” on her partner’s phone, according to TMZ.

Naturally, both Twitter and TikTok are already rife with speculation as some suggest that Megan and Michele Morrone’s chemistry in Netflix’s Subservience was born of their own brewing attraction. In terms of evidence, exhibit A was an Instagram story uploaded by Michele over a year ago.

Michele and Megan on the set of #subservience ♡
pic.twitter.com/VMDhyWc4FM

— Dani lvs 𝒇ralek (@lynchbeaufort) August 4, 2024

In the clip, which he captioned “‘@meganfox An incredible beautiful soul”, the two could be seen maintaining a shocking amount of eye contact as they joked around with Michele’s pronunciation of SpongeBob. The video ended with Megan burying her head in his shoulder, fueling speculation.

As the video began to circulate on Twitter following Megan’s break-up news, one person wrote: “Now I understand more about THAT video of Megan with Michele Morrone.”

“Honestly if Megan Fox dumped MGK for this fine man I would not blame her AT ALLLLL,” another said, while a third added, “He wants her OMFG.”

Putting the rumours to bed on Tuesday, a representative for Michele Morrone told TMZ: “Any accusations beyond a work friendship are simply untrue. They filmed a movie together a year ago. Michele is currently in Italy filming another project.”

Megan has yet to comment on either the Michele romance rumours or her breakup with MGK.

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Featured image credit: Netflix/Michele Morrone