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Megan Fox and Machine Gun Kelly attended a Hollywood party chained together by their nails

Dec 6, 2021, 19:33 IST
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Machine Gun Kelly and Megan Fox in West Hollywood.Jerritt Clark/Getty Images for Machine Gun Kelly's UN/DN LAQR
  • Machine Gun Kelly and Megan Fox were chained together by their nails on Saturday.
  • The couple had their pinky nails pierced and attached by a silver chain.
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Machine Gun Kelly and Megan Fox stepped out with matching pierced pinky nails which were attached by a silver chain on Saturday night.

The couple were chained together at the launch party for Machine Gun Kelly's unisex nail polish line, UN/DN LAQR, in West Hollywood, Page Six reports.

The couple's nail artist Brittney Boyce wrote on Instagram that she created the look using three shades from the singer's nail line: "Party Favor," "25 to Life," and "Depressionist."

Boyce said she painted both Kelly and Fox's nails using a piece of fishnet. While the nails were still wet, she peeled off the fishnet which created a "textured, raised 3D effect."

"After the nails are dry, I used a nail piercer to pierce both of their pinky nails and added rings to them, so that I could attach two chains to them, so that they were chained together," she added.

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Both Kelly and Fox wore several rings on their hands. The couple also matched in black outfits, with Kelly wearing a black blazer and pants, and Fox opting for what appeared to be a belted suit-dress.

Kelly's genderless nail line aims to promote "self-expression without commitment," according to its website. The products offered on its online store range from $18 for one polish to $86 for a set of six polishes. Several items on the online store are sold out.

Representatives for a UN/DN LAQR and Brittney Boyce did not immediately respond to Insider's request for comment.

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