MESSAGE MADNESS: FOX EXPOSES HER ‘BAD GUY’ FANTASY
Megan Fox is doubling down on her public relationship with chaos. UFC star Colby Covington has leaked even more context from the alleged direct message exchange with the actress, revealing Fox’s intense, personal analysis of his villainous persona—and it confirms she’s looking for the “sensitive, sweet” heart hidden beneath the muscle.
Covington, known as “Chaos,” confessed in a recent collab with streamer Non that he was floored when the woman he considered the “baddest b—-” in the world messaged him after one of his fights. “She was just like, ‘Colby, you’re my favorite UFC bad guy,'” Covington recalled, clearly still basking in the glow of the A-list endorsement.
The leaked message, read aloud by Covington, is the most telling part of the exchange, confirming Fox views the fighter through her own unique, mystical lens.
SENSITIVE SOUL: FOX’S PSYCHOANALYSIS
Fox’s full message reveals she sees Covington’s public rage as a calculated defense mechanism. She wrote: “It’s probably hard to keep that character all the time when you are naturally a more sensitive, sweet person.”
This psychological read is peak Megan Fox, who has a documented history of seeking out highly visible, often troubled, male figures—from her ex-husband to Machine Gun Kelly—and projecting a deeper, spiritual connection onto them. She is convinced that the man who constantly stirs up trouble in the octagon is secretly yearning for stability.
Fox even encouraged the act: “It’s worth it. You are so funny and talented. You deserve to be a superstar.” The actress is openly rewarding the manufactured drama, confirming her preference for the “bad guy” archetype who understands how to play the fame game.
MORE CHAOS: FIGHTER FEUDS AND PUBLIC SQUABBLES
Covington is more than living up to his “bad guy” status, proving that the chaos is real, not just an act. The DM leak comes immediately after a fresh round of controversy, including a viral, heated backstage altercation with Paddy Pimblett at UFC in Miami.
The scuffle with Pimblett, who is eyeing a move to welterweight to fight big names, reinforced Covington’s reputation for stirring the pot. Even his former rumored opponent, Ian Machado Garry, jumped into the fray, publicly taking Pimblett’s side and praising how he “handled it perfectly.”
Every controversy, every feud, is simply another opportunity for Covington to draw in more attention—and more celebrity admirers like Fox. His profitable UFC run, which includes major title fights against Kamaru Usman and Leon Edwards, proves his brand is built on division and spectacle.
Megan Fox sees Colby Covington as a “sensitive, sweet person” who just needs a hug. That’s exactly what she said about MGK! She has a type, and that type is “unstable genius.”
THE POLITICAL TETHER: TRUMP AND CELEBRITY
Covington’s ability to attract polarizing figures is unique in the UFC. His fan base is not only tied to Hollywood stars like Fox, but also to prominent political figures like former U.S. President Donald Trump. This blend of celebrity and political controversy ensures that Covington remains perpetually in the headlines, regardless of his fight schedule.
Fox’s connection to Covington highlights the surprising intersections of the entertainment world. The actress, who has dealt with her own share of intense public scrutiny, is now rooting for the fighter who knows exactly how to control and exploit the media narrative.
IS FOX TRYING TO MANIFEST A NEW ROMANCE?
Fox’s confession that she was “idolizing” Covington before he messaged her raises the most critical question: Is the actress, who is currently navigating a strictly co-parenting relationship with MGK, trying to manifest her next great, turbulent love affair?
Her fascination with Covington’s sensitive inner self, hidden by a tough exterior, is exactly the kind of emotional projection that defined her intense relationship with the rapper. She is attracted to the project of saving the “bad guy.”
The ultimate cliffhanger is: Now that Colby Covington has exploited her private affection for public gain, will Megan Fox continue to cheer on her “favourite UFC bad guy,” or will she realize that her “twin soul” is already chaos, and this flirtation with the octagon villain is a dangerous, repeating cycle?
The fight is on, and Fox is ringside.
