Machine Gun Kelly took the meaning of “Bloody Valentine” to a whole new level.
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Things got weird on the most romantic day of the year when the singer revealed that he wears a necklace containing a drop of girlfriend Meghan Fox’s blood.
“I wear your blood around my neck,” Kelly captioned an Instagram post showing the necklace alongside photos with Fox. He later revealed on “The Ellen DeGeneres Show” that Fox had given him the vial of blood before she left to film a new movie in Bulgaria because he didn’t have a passport at the time and wouldn’t be able to travel to see the actress.
That wasn’t the only “cringe-worthy” content we saw from the overly-affectionate couple this year. From the numerous times Fox referred to Baker as “Daddy” — most notably while announcing his performance at the VMAs — to claiming that their sex “would make Lucifer clutch his rosary,” the pair gave us plenty to talk about.
Demi Lovato was not keeping “Cool For the Summer” after starting an online feud with a frozen yogurt shop in LA for “promoting diet culture.”
The singer publicly criticized The Bigg Chill on their Instagram Story to their 120 million followers after a quick trip to get a cold treat went — from their perspective — sideways.Finding it extremely hard to order froyo from @thebiggchillofficial when you have to walk past tons of sugar free cookies/other diet foods before you get to the counter,” they wrote on their Instagram Story. “Do better please.”
The shop quickly reached out to Lovato saying they carried these products in order to cater to diabetics, those with celiac disease, and vegans.
Lovato shot back, “I was thinking, maybe it would help if you made it more clear that the sugar free options and vegan options are for that. Labeling the snacks for celiac diabetes or vegans. When it’s not super clear, the messaging gets confusing and being in LA it’s really hard to distinguish diet culture vs. health needs.”