Megan Fox’s new beau Machine Gun Kelly cites lyric from Bloody Valentine track in video

Machine Gun Kelly seemingly gave a thumbs up to the notion that he and Megan Fox are dating in a tweet he sent Monday.

The 30-year-old rapper/actor quoted a lyric from his song Bloody Valentine, which featured Fox, 34, in the music video.

The Houston native wrote: ‘i’m calling you girlfriend, what the f***.’ life imitated art on that one.’

The rapper, whose real name is Colson Baker, was seemingly alluding to their newfound romance, which comes in the wake of her split with Brian Austin Green.

The music video behind the song featured Fox and Kelly in romantic scenarios.

The new celeb pair was spotted out earlier this week headed to a Sherman Oaks, California bar after lockdown restrictions were lifted in their home state.

Following the outing to the watering hole Mr. Furley’s Bar, the two were seen smooching in his vehicle.

The rapper and actress were first seen with one another last month after Green, 46, said on his podcast that his relationship with Fox had ended.

The Houston native, whose real name is Colson Baker, and Fox grew close when they worked on the film Midnight in the Switchgrass last fall, US reported.

An insider told the publication that the costars ‘began spending more and more time together because of their work schedules and filming together,’ and a romance sprouted out of it.

‘They started off as friends and their relationship grew from there,’ the source said. Megan thinks MGK is a really cool guy and their relationship turned more romantic.’

Green, 46, addressed Fox’s relationships with him and Kelly on his ‘…With Brian Austin Green’ podcast, as he confirmed the end of his decade-long marriage with the Transformers actress after they agreed to ‘separate for a little bit’ when she expressed her restlessness in the marriage.

‘She met this guy, Colson, on set,’ said the actor, who played the role of David Silver on the Aaron Spelling 90s hit Beverly Hills 90210. ‘I’ve never met him. Megan and I have talked about him. They’re just friends at this point.

‘I trust her judgment, she’s always had really good judgment. I don’t want people to think her or he are villains or that I was a victim in any way.’

Green and Fox share three children: and seven-year-old Noah, six-year-old son Bodhi and three-year-old Journey. (He’s also father to son 18-year-old Kassius with ex Vanessa Marcil.

He said on his podcast that the relationship with Fox hit the skids when she told him she felt more like herself when they weren’t together.

‘She said, “You know, I realized while I was out of the country working alone that I feel more like myself, and I liked myself better during that experience, and I think that may be something worth trying for me.”‘

Green continued: ‘I was shocked and I was upset about it, but I can’t be upset at her, and I wasn’t upset at her because that’s, she didn’t ask to feel that way, it wasn’t a choice she made, that’s the way she honestly felt.’

Green, who wed Fox in June of 2010 after six years of intermittent dating, said they mutually agreed to ‘separate for a little bit’ and try and use the space and time to ‘see whatever it is we find.’