MGK faces awkward situation with teenage daughter Casie at Paris Fashion Week
MGK and his teenage daughter Casie encounter unwanted situation at 2026 Paris Fashion Week
Machine Gun Kelly (MGK) has finally spoken out about mistaking his daughter for ex-fiancée Megan Fox.
MGK and his 16-year-old daughter, Casie Colson Baker, whom he welcomed in 2009 with his ex-girlfriend Emma Cannon, are there for the 2026 Paris Fashion Week.
The father-daughter duo attended the Stella McCartney fashion show on Wednesday, March 4.
MGK and Casie reached the venue, where photographers thought he was with Megan, with whom he ended his engagement in late 2024 around Thanksgiving after the reported “disturbing” material was found on his phone.
When the situation became awkward for his teenage daughter, The Roll the Windows Up singer stepped in and politely handled it.
He corrected the photographers, telling them that she was his daughter Casie, not his ex-partner Megan.
Paris Videostars received the video and confirmed that MGK said, “That’s my daughter, not Megan.”
For those unaware, the More than Life hitmaker and Megan first met on the set of their 2021 movie Midnight in the Switchgrass and instantly fell for each other.
After two years of dating, they announced the news of their engagement and then their pregnancy in November 2024.
It is significant to note that MGK and Megan’s child, daughter Saga, was born in March 2025, after their separation.
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