Machine Gun Kelly melts hearts with daughter Saga's unseen snaps
The rapper shares daughter Saga with ex-fiancee Megan Fox
Machine Gun Kelly is marking his daughter, Saga Blade's, first birthday!
The rapper took to his Instagram account on Wednesday to celebrate his daughter's milestone birthday.
In the celebratory post, the proud dad posted a carousel with photos and video featuring his little girl.
The first snap showed Saga sitting on the floor, touching MGK's shoes, who was standing in front of her.
The second slide also featured Kelly's eldest daughter, Casie, as he dined out with both of his girls near a water place.
In the caption, he simply wrote "1" along with a cupcake emoji, a heart emoji and a fire emoji.
In a video included in the carousel, Kelly can be seen taking a ride on a kids' train with Saga in an amusement park.
Other photos showed him celebrating Halloween, Christmass and other major festivals with Saga and Casie.
It is pertinent to mention that Kelly, whose real name is Colson Baker, shares Saga with ex Megan Fox. He welcomed Casie, 16, with ex Emma Cannon.
In the comment section, fans gushed over MGK, calling him "such a girl dad."
One fan wrote, "This guy is just meant to be a girldaddy", while another mentioned him as "papa kells!"
A third fan noted, "babe wake up colson broke the internet being the sexiest dad alive."
Some poured in birthday wishes for Saga Blade, as a follower penned, "Sweet babygirl Saga - Happy bday!"
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