Brian Austin Green Calls Out Megan Fox’s Ex Machine Gun Kelly, Accuses the Rapper of Trying to ‘Drag Other People’

Brian Austin Green is speaking out against Machine Gun Kelly nearly two months after his split from Megan Fox.

On Feb. 3, the Beverly Hills, 90210 alum, 51, wrote a message on his Instagram Stories, which appeared to be directed at the rapper, 34.

According to TMZ, Green posted a screenshot of Kelly calling out an article about his relationship with Fox, writing in a since-expired Story: “Bro. Just be honest for once in your life. Stop caring so much about how you’re perceived that you will try and drag other people.”

PEOPLE has reached out to Kelly’s rep for comment.

Green was previously married to Fox, 38, from 2010 to 2020. The former pair share three children together: Noah Shannon, 12, Bodhi Ransom, 10 and Journey River, 8. Fox then moved on with Kelly and the two got engaged in December 2022 before recently ending their relationship, just weeks after announcing that they’re expecting their first child together.

Green first broke his silence on Fox’s split from Kelly in December. “How old is he? Do you know? He’s in his 30s,” he said in a video posted by TMZ. “Nice… In your 30s, like — I don’t know. Grow up. She’s pregnant.”

“I just want the best for her, I want the best for the baby, I want the best for our kids,” he added. “That’s a shame. That’s a shame. I’m heartbroken about it because I know she’s been so excited and the kids are so excited for life and the change and all of that.”

As for Fox, a source recently told PEOPLE that the actress is ready to welcome her fourth child. “They tried to make things work for many years. It was exhausting for Megan,” the insider last week.

“She’s done with him now. She just wants to focus on the baby and her boys now. She lives alone and doesn’t have much contact with MGK,” the source added. “She’s doing okay. She’s very excited about the baby.”

Last week, the the “Emo Girl” singer also shared a cryptic Instagram caption amid relationship drama with Fox.

“How can ‘sources say’ when the sources haven’t said anything,” Kelly wrote beneath two shirtless photographs, showing off his tattoos and facial hair.