On Saturday, Megan Fox attended Clive Davis’ annual pre-Grammys gala in style, accessorizing with a hot pink wrist brace. The actress hasn’t given much details about her accident, but she did post her look with fiancé Machine Gun Kelly on Instagram with the caption, “Off plane with broken wrist and concussion straight to a Grammys party.”
In these pictures, she doesn’t have a wrist guard on, but probably didn’t believe she wouldn’t get jostled on red carpets. Photos from the event show her protective covering, as well as her stunning strapless red dress with a busty corset bodice and gathered waistline ending in a long train skirt.
She also wore a silver necklace and silver earrings and reverted to her traditional brunette locks after posting a photo of herself with a blonde bob a few weeks ago.
Machine Gun Kelly wore a black suit with a studded white turtleneck top. He had his freshly bleached blonde hair pulled up over his forehead, adding even more height. The singer wore several silver rings and black loafers.
They were later pictured chatting with Avril Lavigne and Mod Sun at their table. The star-studded event has been a hugely popular Grammys weekend opener since 1976 – however, the event has been canceled the past two years due to COVID-19, so people were excited to return to the celebration . This year, the event honored Julie Greenwald and Craig Kallman.
It was also a party for the fiancés because Kelly’s album General public sale was nominated for Best Rock Album.
“As for tomorrow, I just want to express my gratitude. No matter the outcome, no matter if we win the Grammy, I’m so glad I made the trip exactly the way it went,” the musician said in response to the name in an Instagram story. ” I’m grateful to you. I’m grateful for the family I’ve gained, the friends, the shows, the laughs, the screams, all of that. It helped push me to be here for a moment like this. I mean we have already won. We already won.
Aimée Lutkin is the weekend editor at ELLE.com. Her writing has appeared in Jezebel, Glamour, Marie Claire and more. His first book, The lone hunter will be published by Dial Press in February 2022.
