Megan Fox told her stylist she cut a hole in a jumpsuit to have sex with Machine Gun Kelly, and the internet has some opinions

Megan Fox has made another surprising-yet-not-really revelation about her relationship with Machine Gun Kelly – and it’s potentially a little TMI, FYI. 

The couple have been in Las Vegas over the weekend leading up to the Billboard Music Awards, prompting Megan to post one of her usual Instagram galleries of glam snaps from their trip – as well as casually dropping in a screen grab of a text to her fashion stylist and yet another intimate detail about her private life.

It read: “Was this blue outfit expensive because we just cut a hole in the crotch so we could have sex.” She tagged her stylist, Maeve Reilly, who had replied with three crying laughing emojis, writing: “I hate you… I’ll fix it.” Talk about going above and beyond.

The outfit in question was a jewelled blue bodysuit, which Megan styled with her signature long dark hair and cat-eye makeup.

It’s fair to say the screenshot prompted plenty of skull emojis from commenters, and thousands of replies. “WHAT IS THAT TEXT,” one said. “Just take it off, literally what??” one wrote, with another adding: “The text message sent me… I can’t deal with you two omg!”

Another tagged stylist Maeve, writing, “I’m f***ing dead @stylememaeve,” to which Maeve replied: “Dude. Same,” and some more crying laughing emojis. Not just another day at the office then. 

Megan Fox was GLAMOUR’s April cover star, and spoke openly about being unapologetically herself – and the reaction she often gets. “Me just being free and having fun with how I am and my personality is very provocative for people,” she said. “I trigger the people who I trigger. That is something that I, as a famous person, do. That is my purpose in a lot of ways.

“[It seems] I have to meet a certain requirement or follow all of these rules. It’s very bizarre to get judged for, like, ‘What if I am in a BDSM relationship? And I’m like, yes – is that OK with you? Because that’s what I want.’ So, I shouldn’t be outcast from the feminist community, because that is something that I prefer for myself. I feel sexual power in that way, by experiencing it that way.”