Megan Fox twinned with Machine Gun Kelly in matching bubblegum-pink based ensembles (and hair!) while attending the red carpet premiere of his new Hulu documentary, aptly tited, Life In Pink. The couple arrived at the event in New York City earlier this week, with Fox showing off her newly dyed rosy tresses, paying homage to not only her fiance‘s doc name, but also the shade he’s been rocking as of late.
The “Bloody Valentine” hitmaker (real name Colson Baker), 32, wore a pink-and-blue cropped sweatshirt by Chet Lo with a punky-printed shirt underneath. He paired white trousers with it, and accessorized with a matching belt and ample chains as well as stacked bracelets and chunky rings. To top it all off, Baker added white sneakers, a pearl necklace, and shiny dangly earrings drawing more attention to his bright fuchsia locks.
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Fox, 36, rocked a sultry two-tone, low-cut and skintight pink mini dress from Nensi Dojaka that featured a plunging neckline, Y2K-esque skimpy straps and thigh-skimming hemline. She added strappy matching sandal heels to complete her look and went for a bold smokey eye, full glossy pink lip, and added blush along her flawless cheekbones.
Baker’s Life In Pink documentary follows the last few years of his life, covering tumultuous moments like the death of his father, his suicide attempt, navigating through fame and social media critics. The film also highlights his significantly brighter moments, like his engagement to Fox and raising his 12-year-old daughter Casie (who he shares with ex-girlfriend Emma Cannon).
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The “Emo Girl” singer shared a sweet photo on Instagram of him and Fox at the premiere with his 9.6 million followers. The pic showed Baker and the Jennifer’s Body actress sitting together and looking more in love than ever. In his caption, the rapper wrote, “unfortunately no tops were cropped in the making of the Life In Pink documentary.” Naturally, fans headed to his comment section to marvel over “how cute” the couple are as one wrote, and how “moving” MGK’s film was, as another added. Others dropped heart-eye emojis, summing up our exact thoughts.
