This Tuesday, December 31, the terrifying night of Halloween is celebrated, and there are already those who wanted to bring that moment forward to show their costumes to the world. Many celebrities have already attended one of the many parties that have been celebrated around the world.
The majority came out to see, be seen and enjoy; But there were already those who began their particular night of the dead with controversy. This is the case of the singer Machine Gun Kelly - real name Colson Baker -, who did not hesitate to threaten a photographer with a katana while he was trying to take some photos of him and his partner, actress Megan Fox, when they attended the Halloween party. offered by the Casamigos tequila brand, in Los Angeles.
The well-known alcohol brand holds a large party every year to which many celebrities attend, so the paparazzi in the area go there in search of the best images. However, this did not seem to please Machine Gun Kelly too much, who made it clear not only that he did not want his photos taken, but that he did not hesitate to point his gun at one of the photographers who intended to do his job.
According to US Weekly, the singer arrived with his partner at the party and "politely asked not to be photographed" at the party, whose theme for the guests and their costumes was to represent some "pop icon" of contemporary culture. Apparently, the couple did not want to go on the red carpet, with the altercation taking place at the entrance of the event.
When the photographer took the snapshot, the singer drew his sword and threatened the reporter. Luckily, it was a fake replica of the Japanese katana used in the famous Tarantino film, and nothing could be done to it. According to witnesses, the singer confronted the photographer and asked him to put the camera down. Megan Fox, meanwhile, seemed tired of what was happening and she just wanted to get into the party.
Now, the Transformers star had enough to keep her in a bad mood for the entire evening. So much so that she refused to go to another party after the Casamigos event, according to various sources telling the aforementioned publication.
It is not the first time that the singer faces this type of confrontation and reacts in a similar way. Just a few days ago, the Bloody Valentine singer had a most uncomfortable experience when one of his followers climbed on stage while he was giving a lecture in his native Cleveland.
"Don't make me do this," he told the fan, who was walking up to him, fists raised. "Get away from me. Don't make me do this."
Last summer, there was a similar incident, when another of his followers approached to take a photo with the singer and his partner and ended up being attacked by his security team.
