US singer MGK says he wears lover Megan Fox's blood around his neck
- Machine Gun Kelly and Megan Fox went public with their relationship in 2020
- That was shortly after Megan finally divorced her estranged husband
- MGK said in an Instagram post that he wears Megan's blood around his neck
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Talk of a bloody Valentine…quite literally.
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American rapper Machine Gun Kelly who recently made his relationship with actress Megan Fox public admitted that he has a special way to feel close to his lady.
The celebrity revealed that he wears Megan’s blood around his neck at all times.
The 30-year-old in a Valentine’s Day tribute on Instagram posted a drop of blood in something that looked like a transparent pendant.
He then attached emojis of a knife and drops of blood which symbolised the depth of his dedication to the Transformers actress.
"I wear your blood around my neck," Machine Gun Kelly wrote.
His fans were somewhat surprised and shocked when they read the caption and felt like the two were messing around with blood ties.
Other supporters of the couple thought the whole concept was unique and something worth giving a shot.
In other news by YEN.com.gh, Beyoncé has lent her support to the victims of the fatal Texas winter storm. The US songstress announced on Friday, 19 February that her BeyGood Foundation has teamed up with Adidas and Bread of Life to assist those affected by the storm.
They are giving up to $1 000 to people who have been affected financially due to the storm, which has left Beyoncé's fellow Texans without food, power or water.
CBS News reports that the winter storm has claimed the lives of at least 34 people, 20 of whom are Texans.
Twitter users have shared mixed reactions to the Beyoncé's good deed. Check out some of their comments below:
@imtoomuchnigga wrote: "Did I just read that Beyoncé is offering urgent relief to everyone affected by the winter storm in Texas and any other state? WOW! The government is down bad."
@MPMPHD1 commented: "You will continue to be blessed for your good deeds. Thank you for caring, about the well-being of people, especially during a crisis."
@viewsfromhim said: "Beyoncé’s clearly the president at this point." @Rocksteady00 wrote: "Always come through for Texans. @tedcruz you should be embarrassed. Please resign."
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Mohammed Awal Mohammed Awal holds a Bachelor of Arts in Communication Studies (Journalism) at the Ghana Institute of Journalism. He has worked in print and online media with Ghanaian-based The Chronicle newspaper, Starr FM and US-based online portable, Face2faceAfrica.com. He also had brief stints with Africafeeds.
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