Machine Gun Kelly opened up about how fatherhood has transformed his life since welcoming daughter Saga Blade with Megan Fox. He also revealed the intimate details about their co-parenting journey and what their daughter’s name truly represents.
Machine Gun Kelly shares how his and Megan Fox’s life has changed after Saga’s birth
“Wild Boy” rapper Machine Gun Kelly is candid about reflecting on his new parenthood journey with Megan Fox. The father of two recently appeared on the Nickelodeon Kids’ Choice Awards, where he disclosed how life has taken a turn since his daughter, Saga Blade, was born in March.
Speaking of his new life with Megan Fox, Machine Gun Kelly revealed to People, “Megan is in the no sleep club, for sure.” While Fox and Machine Gun Kelly are co-parenting, the rapper has to travel for his new music. He explained, “I’ve been traveling a little bit, just doing some performances. So on those nights, I for sure, just hit the snooze button a million times and I’m catching up on all this.”
MGK also acknowledged Fox’s journey as a mother, which hasn’t been trouble-free. The 35-year-old artist noted, “Women are in the rougher trenches of the newborn process, but my specialty is music and laughs and whatever I can do to make her smile and kind of get introduced to the world with love.”
Meanwhile, Machine Gun Kelly also recently appeared at TODAY’s Citi Concert Series, where he shared the special meaning of his daughter’s name, Saga. He disclosed that “Saga” represents the couple’s five-year journey through pregnancy losses before their daughter finally arrived.
“The five years of her culmination of coming, disappearing, coming back again, disappearing, coming back again — she is an epic story, and that’s what Saga means,” he added. The hitmaker also noted that the word “Saga” is a tribute to his Nordic heritage. “Sága” in Norse mythology refers to the goddess of storytelling.
Machine Gun Kelly also stated, “I think she has a storytelling future ahead of her.” Additionally, the musician also praised Fox’s parenting TODAY, saying, “Megan’s a great mom and she’s killing it — I’m so excited.”
