Megan Fox and Machine Gun Kelly appear to be entering a calmer, more grounded chapter in their relationship.

According to a new report by PEOPLE Magazine, the pair are “basically back together” after welcoming their daughter, Saga Blade, in April 2025.

“Their baby girl is their top priority, and she’s brought them closer than ever,” a source shared.

The insider further explained that the couple’s daily rhythm, emotional stability, and communication have all improved since embracing parenthood together, making this period markedly different from their turbulent past year.

“They’re in a much stronger place than they were even six months ago, and Megan says their baby has given her a sense of peace and healing.”

A previous report also highlighted that Fox was genuinely moved by how tender and attentive MGK has been with their daughter. 

This reportedly strengthened her trust and comfort with him.

“Things are great now,” the source told People. 

“He’s amazing with the baby, and she very much enjoys spending time with him.”

King Charles III met Halla Tómasdóttir, the President of the Republic of Iceland.

The official Instagram page of the royal family posted a picture in which Tómasdóttir can be seen shaking hands with the monarch of the United Kingdom.

On Thursday, November 20, the President of Iceland paid a visit to the Buckingham Palace to see the King Charles as she is currently on her first official visit to UK, which started on Wednesday, November 19, 2025.

The post also has a caption that read, “This afternoon, The President of the Republic of Iceland visited The King at Buckingham Palace.”

Notably, Iceland President’s first day in London includes public talks and meetings focused on leadership, sustainability, and economic development.

While King Charles met the President of the Republic of Iceland, his wife Queen Camilla  on the other hand hosted reception a reception at St James’ Palace.

Camilla, the vice-patron of the Royal Commonwealth Society, celebrated the winners and runners-up of The Commonwealth Essay Competition 2025.

Meghan Markle’s comments about Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet have just found herself being called out by The Times writer Charlie Gowans-Eglinton who just penned an opinion piece.

In it they wrote, “Nothing says bravery like launching a brand with just the support of your prince husband and only your very close, dearest friends to shore you up if you fail.”

“Although perhaps it helps if some of those friends are oligarchs; the Sussexes were hobnobbing with the Bezoses and Zuckerbergs at Kris Jenner’s birthday party last week,” they added.

Because if what the Duchess said is true and her children to “face things that feel completely insurmountable every day”, the writer notes “will need bravery” even though she did not list any of these ‘insurmountable’ things.

However, that is not to say the writer ended there because they added, “I’m sure I can think of a million insurmountable hurdles for the next generation of the original nepo babies, royals.”

Before signing off she even poked fun at all the other comments the Duchess, as well as her friends said because according to one, Serena Williams, Meghan has ““made it a study, using books and apps, a diligence that has made her an authority within her friend circle.”

“Perhaps 2026 will bring us a “With Love, Meghan: Raising Little Princes” parenting special,” the writer said in their concluding remarks regarding the whole thing.