Megan Fox ‘cut’ hole in crotch of jumpsuit to have sex with Machine Gun Kelly

Megan Fox and Machine Gun Kelly are never shy about sharing details of their sex life – but this latest confession could be the raunchiest yet.

Megan Fox and Machine Gun Kelly’s sex drive might just be the strongest force in the universe.

The couple won’t let anything get in the way of them hooking up – not even designer duds, the actress revealed.

Sharing a slide show of images from the 2022 Billboard Music Awards on Monday, Fox, 36, included a screenshot of a text conversation with her stylist, Maeve Reilly.

“Was this blue outfit expensive because we just cut a hole in the crotch so we could have sex,” she told Reilly, referencing the plunging embellished catsuit she modelled earlier that day.

Her stylist responded, “I hate you,” along with three laughing emojis.

“I’ll fix it,” she added.

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Fox posted a screenshot of the text exchange with her stylist.

She and her fiance are not shy about sharing details of their sex life.

Hundreds of fans jumped into the comments section, surprised that Fox shared the TMI tale.

“Everything I know about this relationship has been completely against my will,” one follower joked.

Fortunately, Fox didn’t need to wear the damaged onesie for the BBMAs red carpet; at the awards show, she and MGK (real name Colson Baker) co-ordinated in all-black outfits adorned with spikes and sparkles instead.

Fox wore a black strapless David Koma gown and matching opera-length gloves with crystal flower appliques, while MGK opted for a Dolce & Gabbana suit trimmed with sharp silver spikes, along with a $30,000 diamond manicure.

The actress ended up ditching the blue jumpsuit for the awards show – possibly because of the hole. Picture: Matt Winkelmeyer/Getty Images for MRC

During his performance of Twin Flame, the rocker sparked speculation the engaged pair had already tied the knot.

“I wrote this song for my wife,” he said.

He then made another emotional dedication towards the end of his performance, telling audience members: “And this is for our unborn child.”

He then sang, “Go to sleep / I’ll see you in my dreams / This changes everything / Now I have to set you free,” to the rhythm of a heartbeat.

This article originally appeared in the New York Post and was reproduced with permission