Megan Fox and Machine Gun Kelly put on a love-filled display while leaving the GQ Men of the Year Awards at Bar Marmont in Los Angeles on Thursday.
The couple, who got engaged in January last year after two years of dating, were seen holding hands as they exited the lavish venue after the star-studded event.
Megan, 37, made sure all eyes were on her at the party as she wore a strapless white dress with a low cut neckline that highlighted her incredible figure.
The Transformers actress showed off her toned pins in the skintight ensemble, while she added height to her frame with clear heels.
Carrying a matching handbag, Megan styled her dyed red hair into a loose bob for the festivities.
Kelly, 33, whose real name is Colson Baker, showed off his rock star sense of style in a black leather jacket and matching trousers.
The musician also wore a black vest top and added attention to her look with several silver necklaces.
The outing comes as Meghan appears to describe suffering a devastating miscarriage with Kelly in her new book of poetry ‘Pretty Boys Are Poisonous’.
According to People’s excerpt from the book, Megan writes about her baby’s ultrasound at 10 weeks and one day, and says: ‘Maybe if you hadn’t… maybe if I had…’
She continues, ‘I want to hold your hand/Hear your laugh, but now/I have to say goodbye,’ and later adds, ‘I close my eyes and imagine that I Holding you close to my chest as they tear you from inside me. ,
Elsewhere in the book she writes, ‘I will pay any price. Please tell me/what is the ransom/for his soul?’
The actress opened up about her experience and writing the book, saying she had ‘never been through anything like this before in my life’ during an interview on Good Morning America on Tuesday.
‘It was very difficult for both of us,’ she explained. ‘And it sent us on a very wild journey, together and apart, and together and apart, and together and apart, and together and apart, trying to figure out, “What does this mean? Why Happened?”
Megan told how it was Colson who first encouraged her to put pen to paper.
‘The person who actually told me I should write a poetry book is Colson,’ he shared.
‘It was something inside me that had to come out or it would make me sick. Some of this is definitely a metaphor.
‘None of this is what I would call fantasy. Those are all real life experiences that I had.’
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