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Machine Gun Kelly 'Sees Marriage' in His and Megan Fox's Future, Source Says

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Megan Fox and Machine Gun Kelly's love is «going strong.» A source tells ET that the couple «lean on each other emotionally» and that the rapper even «sees marriage» in their future.  «MGK and Megan make each other laugh and that’s a big thing for Megan.

They keep each other smiling,» the source tells ET. «MGK totally sees marriage in his future with Megan and friends could 100% see them getting engaged within the next year.»However, the source notes, «Megan doesn’t think about getting engaged [or] married and she doesn’t put a timeline in place and it’s not something that really crosses her mind.»Fox and Kelly's connection began when they met on the set of their upcoming movie,, in March.

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