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Unranked Auburn upsets top-ranked Georgia with walk-off field goal, marking wild feat not seen in 36 years
Being ranked No. 1 in the country might actually be a curse.
For the first time since 1990, the No. 1 team in the nation lost to an unranked opponent in consecutive weeks after Georgia fell at home to Auburn, 27-24.
Georgia had defeated 53 consecutive unranked opponents.
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It looked like all Georgia early, as they got out to a 14-0 lead in the first quarter. But the Dogs would not score on their next five drives, punting three times, missing a field goal and throwing a pick. The Tigers used that all to their advantage and scored 24 unanswered points to put Georgia on upset alert.
The Bulldogs entered the fourth quarter down 10, but an early field goal cut the deficit, and they were able to force two Auburn punts. After the second, they embarked on a 13-play, 94-yard touchdown drive to tie the game.
Auburn was stuffed and had to punt the ball away for a third consecutive drive, giving Georgia the ball at its own 39 with over a minute to go and all the momentum. They got a gift with a defensive pass interference on the first play.
But suddenly, all that momentum shifted.
On the next play, Gunnar Stockton lost a fumble, giving Auburn and all three of its timeouts the ball with 58 seconds at its own 44.
The Tigers got 22 yards on three straight carries and then drew a roughing the passer penalty, putting themselves in chip-shot range.
Alex McPherson came on for a 34-yard field goal, and he drilled it to complete the upset.
Texas lost the Red River Rivalry to Oklahoma last week, causing it to drop all the way to No. 7, in case you are wondering how far Georgia may fall.
This is also Georgia's first unranked opponent loss at home under Kirby Smart since 2019.
Georgia, now 5-1, had taken the top spot after it defeated Alabama last week in a dogfight, but the spot is now up for grabs for squads like No. 2 Notre Dame, No. 3 Miami and No. 4 Ohio State.
The Bulldogs will be off next week before returning on Halloween to face Florida, which upset Texas in Austin earlier Saturday. Auburn, meanwhile, will host No. 22 LSU next week.
Limoges Town Hall 'largely lost' after far-left rioters set historic building on fire amid French unrest
A historic building in the French town of Limoges, about three hours south of Paris, has been "largely lost" after it was set on fire by rioters as demonstrations continue across France.
The Limoges Town Hall was built in 1883, and was made a historic landmark in 1975.
"The roof has collapsed onto lower floors, except the west wing, and two-thirds of the exterior has already disappeared," the local prefect, Maurice Barate, told the AFP news agency.
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Barate called it "a deliberate act by hooligans," adding that it was a "catastrophe for heritage."
The destruction came as far-left anti-government protests and violent clashes entered their fourth week in the European country over the cost of living.
On Saturday, outgoing President Emmanuel Macron wrote on social media: "There is no place for violence in our republic."
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"Those who have broken, attacked the prefectures as well as businesses, looted even our town halls, will be prosecuted and punished," he added translated from French. "To the law enforcement forces, guarantors of the right to demonstrate, I express the support of the Nation. We will all stand united against the sowers of chaos, who seek only to bring down our institutions and prevent those who peacefully express their demands from doing so."
Macron leaves office in six months.
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Around 400 people were arrested on Saturday, according to Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez, as more than a half million people took part in more than 100 marches across the country.
Masked groups also attempted to break into city halls in Lille and Calais and a police station in Brest, the interior minister reported, along with violence in Rennes, Toulouse, Montpellier and Grenoble, among other cities.
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Nuñez blamed the unrest on "extremely violent, radical far-left groups."
While many of the protests were without violence, many have descended into riots. Police used tear gas and water cannons on Saturday to disperse violent groups in Paris, where people wearing hoods and masks threw fireworks and other objects at officers in the Place de la République.
Conor Kennedy, RFK Jr's son, celebrates wedding with Brazilian pop star in gorgeous setting
Rio de Janeiro’s beaches, mountaintops and historic streets were among the scenes of the wedding celebration of Conor Kennedy and Brazilian pop star Giulia Bourguignon Marinho earlier this month — with plenty of images circulating across social media in recent days.
Conor Kennedy is a son of Robert F. Kennedy Jr., secretary of Health & Human Services in the Trump administration.
The three-day wedding celebration, which kicked off Oct. 8, included a blessing at the iconic Christ the Redeemer statue, a ceremony at the downtown church Igreja Nossa Senhora do Carmo da Antiga Sé and a reception at a historic mansion in Jardim Botânico, according to reports.
The couple officially married in a private civil ceremony in Los Angeles in March, Vogue reported.
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"We wanted to celebrate not just the wedding, but also Rio de Janeiro, the city we love," Marinho, who is professionally known as Giulia Be, told the outlet.
"Being there, overlooking Rio, with our family was one of those moments I’ll never forget."
Earlier this year, Marinho told Brazilian outlet Globo she saw it as "the only chance to bring all of [Kennedy's] friends and all of his family to Brazil," and she "wanted to show them a good time."
She recalled that she told her then-fiancé, "'My love, I love you, but I’m not getting married in Massachusetts.'"
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The church where the couple's ceremony was held, commonly called the Antiga Sé, sits in Rio’s historic center.
It dates back to 1808, when, after the Portuguese royal court arrived in Brazil, it served as their royal chapel and cathedral.
Nearby Praça XV de Novembro is a historic square that hosts a Saturday flea market, where shoppers browse antiques, records and clothes, according to The New York Times.
The area also offers visitors proximity to other historic sites and waterfront views.
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The festivities reportedly began with a welcome party in the hills of Alto da Boa Vista.
The next day, guests joined the couple for beach volleyball on Ipanema before attending the blessing at Christ the Redeemer, atop Corcovado Mountain.
The statue sits within Tijuca National Park, where visitors can take in views across the city.
The reception took place at Instituto Brando Barbosa in the neighborhood of Jardim Botânico, which is home to the Rio de Janeiro Botanical Garden, a public attraction known for its plant collection and historic grounds.
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Conor Kennedy is a grandson of the late Sen. Robert F. Kennedy, President John F. Kennedy's brother.
Vogue noted that Marinho's Calvin Klein slip dress for the wedding blessing evoked the understated elegance of Carolyn Bessette Kennedy, Conor Kennedy’s late aunt by marriage.
RFK Jr. shared family photos from the festivities on social media. Pictures showed the wedding party beneath the Christ the Redeemer statue; his wife, Cheryl Hines, pictured alongside samba dancers; and the newly married couple checking their phones for updates on the Seminoles-Cardinals game.
In a response on Instagram, his new daughter-in-law commented, "Love you, Bobby."
The bride added, "It made me so happy seeing all of you enjoying my hometown."
Child among 2 killed after vehicle drives onto soccer field at Kansas sports complex
Two people, including a child, were killed, and several others injured Saturday when a vehicle drove onto a soccer field at a sports complex in Wichita, Kansas.
The driver was taken into custody following the incident at Stryker Sports Complex, Wichita Police Capt. Aaron Moses said in a news briefing.
Sedgwick County emergency dispatchers began receiving multiple calls about the incident around 3:25 p.m., Moses said.
Police and emergency crews responded to the complex, where two people were pronounced dead and several others were transported to area hospitals.
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The victims included a child and an adult, who have not been identified.
Two juveniles were inside the vehicle at the time of the incident, Moses said. The vehicle remained at the scene, and police said the driver posed no additional ongoing threat to the public.
The Kansas State High School Activities Association (KSHSAA) suspended play at its inaugural girls flag football state championship following the incident, which occurred on an adjacent field at Stryker Sports Complex.
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The association said games would not resume this weekend and that updated game times would be announced later.
Authorities have not confirmed whether the driver acted intentionally.
The Sedgwick County Sheriff's Office, Bel Aire Police Department, Kansas Highway Patrol, Wichita Fire Department and Sedgwick County Emergency Medical Services were among the agencies responding to the scene.
Police said the investigation remains in its early stages and another briefing is expected Saturday evening.
This is a developing story; check back later for updates.
Sylvester Stallone scoffs at nepotism critics over daughter's 'Tulsa King' role: 'You idiot'
Sylvester Stallone isn't apologizing for giving his daughter a shot in Hollywood.
The 80-year-old action star is pushing back against criticism of nepotism after casting his daughter, Scarlet Rose Stallone, in his crime drama "Tulsa King," delivering a blunt response to those who question whether she earned her place on the show.
"First, they go, 'Nepotism is terrible.' I said, 'Oh please, you're not a good parent if you haven't performed a little nepotism. Then obviously you don't care about your kids, because they come first,'" he said, according to USA Today.
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"Of course it's nepotism, you idiot. That's why we're parents. We want the best for our children. So obviously we let them have every advantage," Stallone laughed.
The "Rocky" legend made clear that getting an opportunity and proving oneself are two different things.
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"Can they maintain that level of excellence? That’s out of our hands," he said, according to USA Today.
Scarlet, 24, plays Spencer in "Tulsa King," while her father plays Dwight "The General" Manfredi, a New York mobster who attempts to build a criminal empire in Tulsa, Oklahoma, after spending years behind bars.
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Scarlet, who debuted in season one, takes on a bigger role in season four as her character becomes increasingly involved in the family’s criminal operation.
Stallone shares three daughters with his wife Jennifer Flavin — Sophia, Sistine and Scarlet.
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He also recently opened up about the physical toll of his decades-long Hollywood career while promoting the fourth season of "Tulsa King."
In an interview with Fox News Digital, Stallone revealed that his work on "The Expendables" left him with serious injuries to his back, neck and shoulders.
"I have been injured many, many times, but after 'Expendables,' I ended up with nine back operations, three neck fusions. Both shoulders ripped out. It's been brutal," he said.
"Don't. Don't. Let the pro do it," Stallone said of deferring to stunt men in the future.
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As for his own stunt-heavy past, the Hollywood veteran was less than impressed with his younger self.
"I think I'm an idiot for doing that," he admitted. "I'm proud that I broke myself in pieces? Like, duh, no."
Hollywood veteran Kevin Pollak spills wild secrets about 'craziest' actor he's ever worked with
Kevin Pollak didn’t have to think twice when asked to name the craziest actor he ever worked with.
The "Tulsa King" actor singled out late Hollywood veteran Rip Torn, recalling a string of bizarre incidents from the set of "Canadian Bacon," a film starring John Candy that was released after his death.
"Oh, jeez. It's not even a competition," Pollak said during an appearance on "The Rich Eisen Show."
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Torn, who died in 2019, kept his co-stars guessing, according to Pollak.
"Every day Rip would decide someone in the cast or crew was out to get him," Pollak recalled.
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Pollak, who also starred in "The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel," said Torn repeatedly brought up his inclusion on former President Richard Nixon's enemies list.
"If a day also went by without Rip Torn saying, ‘I was on Nixon's list.’ All right, we got it," Pollak quipped.
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When asked what Torn had done to earn a spot on the list, Pollak replied, "Well, no one wanted to ask, quite frankly."
But the Nixon references were hardly the strangest part of Pollak’s story.
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Pollak recalled that fellow actor Kevin O'Connor and his new bride stayed in a room next to Torn at the Four Seasons Hotel in Toronto.
According to Pollak, the couple repeatedly heard Torn shouting at someone through the hotel's thin walls. After weeks of overhearing the outbursts, O'Connor and his wife compiled their own top 10 list of Torn's most memorable lines.
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"The number one thing we heard Rip Torn yell at the hooker through the wall: ‘I said milk it like a cow,’" Pollak recalled.
The anecdote offered a glimpse into Pollak's recollections of Torn's off-camera behavior.
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Torn built an acclaimed career across film, television and theater, earning an Academy Award nomination for his performance in "Cross Creek" and becoming a familiar face to audiences through films and television shows including "Men in Black" and "The Larry Sanders Show."
His role as Artie on "The Larry Sanders Show" earned him six consecutive Emmy nominations and an Emmy Award in 1996.
Ohio State shatters Indiana’s 22-game winning streak, but questions linger about Julian Sayin's health
BLOOMINGTON, IN - The biggest home game in Indiana history was ruined by Ohio State's Jeremiah Smith, and a Hoosiers foot that was just out of bounds.
For the past 14 months, the talk of college football has centered around the Hoosiers stacking up wins and a national championship.
All the while, the Buckeyes just sat quietly in the background with the best player in the sport, waiting for their turn to prove the doubters wrong after a loss at Texas earlier in the season thanks to a fourth quarter collapse.
Even though Julian Sayin did not have his most productive outing on Saturday, all he needed was his Heisman Trophy candidate Jeremiah Smith to bail him out a time or two en route to a close-shave 19-15 victory over the Hoosiers.
Plenty of times this afternoon in Bloomington, it felt as though this Ohio State team was just one play away from ending the party. But, with Josh Hoover throwing a touchdown pass with just over 10:12 remaining in the fourth quarter, we found ourselves wondering if the Buckeyes would once again blow a fourth quarter lead.
As 1:02 was remaining in the game, the Indiana crowd bursted into cheers after Nick Marsh came down with what the Hoosiers thought would be the go-ahead touchdown catch in what would be one of the wilder endings we've seen this season.
Turns out, it was one of the crazier plays we've witnessed, but for all the wrong reasons for Indiana, as Nick Marsh immediately signaled by grabbing his helmet.
As the fireworks went off inside Memorial Stadium, the mood quickly shifted within the hearts of Hoosier fans, as Nick Marsh was ruled to be out of bounds when he caught the football, sending the Ohio State sideline into a frenzy of joy.
"We had it, but we just didn’t make it happen," Curt Cignetti said following the loss. "It's a hard one to swallow, learn from it and move on."
A 22-game winning streak for Indiana came to an end, while Ohio State defensive coordinator Matt Patricia jubilantly told assistant coaches after the game that he'd rather not watch the final play over again.
What we witnessed on this chilly day in Bloomington will go down as one of the most complicated games over the past few seasons for both teams.
Buckeyes quarterback Julian Sayin will at the very least be out a "couple of weeks", according to head coach Ryan Day following the game, after suffering a shoulder injury during the fourth quarter that saw him return to the sidelines wearing a sling.
Ohio State does have a bye next week, before a trip to USC in late October.
Everything was starting to come up roses for the defending national champions during a frantic fourth quarter, which also saw Jeremiah Smith give the Buckeyes the eventual game-winning touchdown.
"I actually ran the wrong route," Smith said postgame. But, Julian (Sayin) trusted me and I made the play."
The pageantry of college football was on display for the few days leading up to this top-five showdown in Bloomington, as fans flocked to town in hopes of seeing Indiana extend its winning streak to 23 games.
But, the heartbreak would come sneaking around the bend over what might be the wildest 20 seconds of recent Big Ten memory, thanks to the insane final few minutes.
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Is this the defining game for an Ohio State football team that has all the potential to be inside Lucas Oil Stadium at regular season's end for a Big Ten title game?
Absolutely, but they'll have to get through the next month without a starting quarterback who nearly cost them the game on multiple occasions on Saturday.
In what was actually an uneventful game for nearly three full quarters, each squad decided to save their best theatrics until the final minutes.
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On one hand, Indiana has a ways to go on the offensive side of the ball, even with Josh Hoover slinging it. It's no secret that this unit is not fundamentally the same as we witnessed last season, but that doesn’t mean Curt Cignetti's squad can't put itself in a position to hoist the Big Ten trophy once again.
But, the Hoosiers will need more out of their starting quarterback, along with a group of wide receivers who found themselves looking over their heads numerous times against the Buckeyes.
Who knows, maybe they put it all together, but judging by what we witnessed on Saturday, there are plenty of things to fix if they are going to make another CFP run.
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For the Big Ten, nobody can deny the drama created in the buildup to this one, with so much on the line in terms of postseason placement.
A loss would not have destroyed the Buckeyes chances at making the postseason, though the same cannot be said for their week-two opponent in the Texas Longhorns after their loss to Florida.
Now, though, with a win on the road in Bloomington in front of a crowd that was foaming at the mouth for another win over the Buckeyes, this Ohio State team will have to endure at least the next few weeks of the season without Julian Sayin.
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On one of the most entertaining weekends for Indiana football, the Ohio State Buckeyes came into their house and earned a colossal Big Ten game in one of the most important times in recent memory.
Now, we see where each team goes from here, with plenty of quarterback questions remaining.
Ex-wrestler Pac's sudden death cause revealed by Cook County Medical Examiner's Office
Former wrestling star Pac, whose real name was Benjamin Satterley, died of bronchial asthma late last month, the California Post said, citing the Cook County Medical Examiner’s Office.
Pac was 40 years old when All Elite Wrestling (AEW) announced his death.
"All Elite Wrestling is saddened to announce the passing of Benjamin Satterley, aka Pac," the company said. "A native of Newcastle upon Tyne, England, Satterley began his wrestling career in 2004 and went on to perform for wrestling organizations all over the world, captivating fans with innovative high-flying moves and incredible in-ring ability.
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"Pac signed with All Elite Wrestling in 2019 and held multiple AEW Championships and competed in some of the most memorable matches in AEW history. Our condolences go out to Satterley’s family, friends and fans."
He challenged Andrade El Idolo for the AEW National Championship at All Out, which occurred just one day before his death.
Pac was found dead in a rental car the next day outside of a CAVA outside of Chicago, where that bout occurred. Officers saw his phone's GPS guiding him to O'Hare airport.
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Pac was one of the first wrestlers to sign with All Elite Wrestling in 2019. He was a two-time trios champion and the inaugural all-Atlantic champion.
Before wrestling in AEW, he was with WWE and known as Adrian Neville.
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Satterley was a two-time cruiserweight champion, an NXT champion and two-time NXT tag team champion.
OutKick's Ryan Gaydos contributed to this report.
Bears to start Caleb Williams vs Falcons after missing three games with hamstring injury
Nearly a month after being carted off the field, Caleb Williams is set to return.
The Chicago Bears' star quarterback will return to the starting lineup after missing three games due to a hamstring injury, barring any complications during pregame warmups, OutKick confirmed. ESPN first reported Williams' return.
When Williams went down against the Minnesota Vikings on Sept. 20, Bears fans feared the worst as he grabbed the back of his leg. The 24-year-old was carted off the field in the rain, but it appeared the rain cloud would hang over the Bears much longer than that Sunday.
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Instead, Williams is set to return against the Atlanta Falcons on Sunday. The Bears went 2-1 without Williams.
Williams made it through a full week of practice without any setbacks but told reporters on Thursday that he wasn't sure whether he would start against Atlanta. Williams refused to disclose the grade of his hamstring injury but called it "pretty serious."
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The Bears started Case Keenum against the Philadelphia Eagles in Week 3 and won 27-7. The following week, Tyson Bagent started against the New York Jets, and the Bears won 23-12.
However, last week, the tide turned as the Green Bay Packers demolished the Bears, winning 31-7. Bagent started the game, but Keenum entered in the fourth quarter.
The Bears are 3-2, leaving them tied for second in the NFC North with the Detroit Lions and the Packers, who are also 3-2. The Vikings lead the division at 5-0, and the Bears hope Williams' return can help close that gap.
OutKick's Armando Salguero contributed to this report.
Megan Fox unveils provocative new photos as she launches new venture with OnlyFans co-founder
Megan Fox's latest sultry photos are drawing attention as the actress steps into a new role behind the scenes of a subscription-based content platform.
The 40-year-old actress shared a series of revealing photos on Instagram as she launched an exclusive subscription page on Subs.com, a direct-to-fan platform co-founded by OnlyFans co-founder Tim Stokely.
But Fox isn't simply signing up to share content. She's also becoming a co-owner of the company.
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In one striking photo, the "Transformers" star emerged from dark water beneath blue lighting, staring directly into the camera with wet hair slicked back and a metallic swimsuit partially visible above the surface.
Another image showed Fox reclining beneath the same dramatic lighting in a metallic two-piece swimsuit.
"A neo-noir erotic thriller," Fox captioned the Instagram post.
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The actress followed up with another provocative photo shoot, this time posing in pink-and-black lingerie while surrounded by stacks of $100 bills.
In one image, Fox held a handful of cash against her face as though wiping away tears with the money.
"Transmuting evil eye into abundance since 2009," she captioned the post.
The photos accompanied Fox's latest business venture, announced Oct. 9 in a press release obtained by Fox News Digital.
According to the announcement, Fox has taken an ownership stake in Subs.com while launching an official page offering exclusive content directly to subscribers.
The platform allows celebrities and other public figures to share exclusive content directly with paying subscribers.
Fox said the arrangement represents an opportunity to take greater control of her public image.
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"Women have spent decades being told that visibility is power while someone else owns the platform, the audience or the image," Fox said in the announcement. "I'm interested in what happens when women own all three."
Stokely, who helped launch OnlyFans before co-founding Subs.com, said Fox would play a role in developing the business rather than simply promoting it.
"Megan isn't simply launching a page on Subs. She has a seat at the table and is helping us build the platform," he said.
The launch quickly attracted attention online, with several Instagram users claiming they were unable to access Fox's new page.
"You've literally broken the internet—the site isn't working!" one person commented.
"It's not working I think yall crashed the page already 🤣🤣🤣," another wrote.
But the response was far from universally positive.
Some followers questioned why Fox, who has previously spoken about being sexualized in Hollywood, would embrace a subscription-based platform featuring revealing photographs.
"Why are we normalizing the idea that women's bodies are something people can buy OMG IM SO DISAPPOINTED," one person wrote.
Another questioned whether the move contradicted Fox's earlier public comments about objectification.
Others defended the actress and celebrated her new venture.
"Forever girl crush ❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥," one follower commented.
"Crying allll the way to the bank," another joked beneath her money-themed photos.
The new images also sparked an unexpected controversy involving Fox's former fiancé, Machine Gun Kelly.
A fabricated social media post circulated online this week, falsely suggesting that the musician regretted ending his relationship with Fox after seeing her latest photos.
The fake message, shared alongside images of Fox and an older photograph of the former couple, claimed Kelly was devastated by the breakup and blamed himself for losing her.
Kelly, whose real name is Colson Baker, quickly dismissed the supposed confession.
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"That tweet is faker than a pair of t--s," he wrote on X on Oct. 13.
Fox and Kelly began dating in 2020 after meeting on the set of "Midnight in the Switchgrass" and announced their engagement in January 2022.
The former couple split in late 2024 but welcomed their daughter, Saga Blade, in March 2025.