Megan Fox on Machine Gun Kelly’s Outfits, Doing Ayahuasca with Him in Costa Rica & New Thriller

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"Megan talks to guest host Arsenio Hall about coordinating outfits with her boyfriend Machine Gun Kelly, going to Vegas with him for the McGregor/Poirier fight, Donald Trump sitting near her, doing Ayahuasca with him in Costa Rica, her new movie “Till Death,” and Colson coming to visit her in Bulgaria."
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Our first guest is a talented actress who has worked alongside
shape-shifting transformers and martial arts-loving turtles.
Now she's sharing the screen with a half-naked corpse
in a new thriller, Till Death.
In the theaters and on demand right now.
Please welcome the lovely Megan Fox.
I don't know what to do anymore.
I don't know whether to shake your hand.
We did whatever we did.
I've been vaccinated, but it's Johnson & Johnson, so that ain't ****.
I did it with Magic Johnson, and he wouldn't do Johnson & Johnson.
And that's a true story.
I love the movie.
Thank you.
And we'll get to that, but first of all, I just have to say,
I've never met you before, but I feel like I have,
because any time I go out, I seem to see you or your man.
You like healthy juices.
I do.
Yes.
Yeah.
I saw you all recently.
Hey, do you all coordinate your outfits when you go out?
We do, yeah.
That's something I started with him just because he's such a flamboyant
dresser that I can't really pull off just the sweatpants
and the yoga gear anymore.
I have to elevate myself to his level.
Because he's always covered in grommets, zippers, sequins.
Everything's pink.
Everything's glowing.
He's always coming off of a stage show,
so I have to kind of match what he's doing.
So we do coordinate often.
You all look incredible.
And I told my girl, I said, I got to, because, you know,
in my hometown of Cleveland, your man's a hero.
I know.
He's that dude.
I know.
And I'm watching, I'm saying, baby, look, look.
He had bought two pairs of the same kind of shoe in different colors,
and he mixed the two shoes.
Yeah, it's Doc Martens.
He wears like a black one and a white one.
That's the day.
Yeah, yeah.
Yes, yes, and now you know I'm not lying.
I'm telling you, everything you all had on, but it looked real cool.
Thank you.
And, wow, I want to ask you about Vegas,
because I've been in your business.
I know where you went this weekend.
Everybody knows.
Yeah, we were, that was, every famous person, were you in Vegas?
No, I didn't go.
I'm not that famous.
Oh.
We were there for the fight, and they opened a restaurant there,
and it was hectic.
It was wild.
Because, also, I think it's one of their biggest weekend back
since everything happened, so everybody was just there
and ready to be chaotic, so it was a lot.
Now, I look at you, and you don't look like the person
that would like that violence,
and that was a horrific ending to the McGregor fight.
Does he make you go?
No, no, no.
I'm actually a huge UFC fan.
I know I have UFC fight pass,
and I know all the fighters and their backstories,
and I've been into it for a few years.
Now, he likes it, but I'm definitely the one
that's more obsessed with it.
I was actually at the Conor Khabib fight a couple of years ago
when all of that chaos happened, and everyone had to run.
We had to, like, escape when they started jumping the ring.
I don't know if you guys remember that.
And so I see the ring girls start running,
and, like, their robes, they're running, and I'm like,
I better run, too, if the ring girls are running.
So then I started running, and it's, like, madness.
My agents are with me, and I look back, and, like,
my agent Carol is, like, being knocked to the ground.
Her blonde hair is, like, flying everywhere,
and I'm like, who just knocked Carol over?
It was Chris Pratt.
He was...
He was also escaping for his life,
and we were all running, and we ran backstage together,
and we were, like, sequestered in one of the fighters' dressing rooms
for, like, an hour before they let us all out of the arena.
So that was, like, my last major UFC experience
before I came back for this fight.
Whenever it's Conor, it's always insane.
And you were in that section with all the special people.
I was, I was, I mean, I was in a row with Bieber,
and Trump was also in my row.
Oh!
And, yeah.
And I've never seen Secret Service in person before,
so we had, like, 30 Secret Service with him,
and he was a legend.
That arena, like, was very supportive of Trump
when he came in, and it was just, I was, like,
I don't know how I feel about it,
because if someone is a target, then I'm, like,
I can be harmed, like, because I'm adjacent to where he is.
So I was worried about my own safety.
That's all I was, I was, I was caring about.
But, yeah, that was, I've never seen anything like that before,
but it was crazy.
Yeah, and you had just come back from Costa Rica?
Yeah, not long ago.
We went to, um, do you guys know what Hiawaska is?
Ooh, yes!
Oh, come on, this is Jimmy Kimmel's audience.
Y'all know Hiawaska.
So we, um, Colson and I went to Costa Rica together
to do, like, a really deep...
And I don't mean to interrupt you,
but Colson is Machine Gun Kelly.
Y'all call him Machine Gun Kelly,
but at the crib, she's not,
you want a bottle of water, Machine Gun?
It was Colson.
Um, so we went to Costa Rica to do Hiawaska,
like, in a proper setting, like, with indigenous people,
and we were in the middle of the jungle,
and I was thinking, because the place we went,
there's a lot of people, like,
I don't know if LeBron James has ever gone,
but it's, like, a place where, like,
they're like, these kinds of people
go here to do Hiawaska.
So I was thinking it was, like, glamping
or something like that,
still gonna be, like, some kind of five-star experience.
And you get there, and you really are
in the middle of the jungle,
and you don't get to eat after, like, 1 p.m.
You have to walk a very far distance to get your water.
You can't shower because they're in a drought,
so you can't use the water, obviously.
Like, you need to respect the rainforest.
Um, nothing glamorous about it.
It's all a part of sort of making you vulnerable
so that you surrender to the experience.
And the entire thing starts with something called vomitivo.
I hope I'm allowed to divulge this.
It's okay that I share, but I'm encouraging it.
Um, so you go, and we were with 20 other strangers,
and you all line up at, like,
the edge of the rainforest over this weird fence,
and you go three by three,
and you drink lemongrass tea
until you, like, by not your own volition,
just vomit everything out of your body.
So you start...
So you have to vomit?
There's no way around that part?
You can't get out of it,
and you have to vomit a certain amount
before they let you get back with everybody.
So you're, like, cheering on everyone
as they, like, throw up.
And as, like, what we do, obviously,
we were like, um, I don't know.
I'm not...
Am I ready to just, like,
throw up in front of all of these people?
But it's such a good bonding experience,
and...
I know it sounds crazy,
but that gets you ready
to then go into the ceremony that night
because you're like, my vanity is gone.
I've just done this in front of all of these strangers,
and, like, now I'm ready to, like, really open up.
So we did it for three nights.
It was incredibly intense.
I went to...
Everybody's journey is different.
The second night, I went to hell for eternity.
Um, yeah.
And to just knowing eternity is, um,
like, torture in itself
because there was no beginning, middle, or end.
So you have, like, a real ego death.
Wait, wait, no, no.
How do you arrive and understand
that that's what the moment is?
Because...
Is there a sign?
Next exit, hell?
Is it...
I mean, it's...
I was...
It's your own psychological hell, basically.
It's the point of the medicine, right?
This is a medicine that goes...
It surpasses, like, anything you could do with talk therapy
or, like, hypnotherapy or any of those things.
It just goes straight into your soul,
and it takes you to the psychological prison
that you hold yourself in.
So it's your own version of hell,
and I was definitely there.
Wow.
It's crazy to have that experience and go to hell,
and then you go to Vegas and sit next to Trump.
All right.
We'll be right back with more Megan Fox.
Whoo!
Y'all...
Y'all don't even know.
You think Weekend at Bernie's was crazy.
Wait till you see this.
Tell us what we should know about this
so I won't end up being a spoiler.
I don't want to spoil it either.
So it starts...
You kind of don't really know what you're watching
because you know you bought a thriller,
but the way it starts, you're like,
where is this going and what's going to happen?
You see that there's this relationship going on
between myself and my husband in the movie,
and it's clearly toxic and not healthy
and something is off, but you don't know exactly what.
My character has been in this marriage
that's been dead for a long time,
and she's been having an affair
and decides that she can't have the affair anymore.
You find out that her husband,
who is probably a sociopath,
realizes that she's having an affair,
and he...
What can I say?
He's a sociopath,
and she has an affair with her brother,
so you know he go nuts.
Yeah.
Goes nuts.
Now, where did you shoot that?
Was that a city in...
We shot the whole movie in Bulgaria,
but they built everything on stages.
So that wasn't a real fishing crib?
No, they built a frozen lake,
they built a cabin,
they built all that acreage that was covered in snow
that was all fake.
Snow was made out of paper.
Really?
That's what they make movies.
I'm sitting at home saying,
ooh, I bet her feet are cold.
Yeah, no.
That's why we didn't do it.
They wanted to do it in Russia in the winter,
and I was like, nah.
Not gonna do it.
Not gonna.
Did Colson come visit you?
Yeah, yeah.
So he...
This was in the beginning of our relationship,
very, very early on,
and he's never been...
He's gonna love how much I'm divulging all of his secrets,
but he's never been in a relationship before,
and so he was really fearful of, like,
if I go away for six weeks,
am I still gonna come back,
and, like, we're gonna be okay?
And he had lost his passport
riding a motorcycle on the freeway
because he wears these insane pants,
and he just puts them in, like...
He'll put his passport, like, in his sock,
and so it'll fall out, obviously.
That's a stupid thing.
Don't ever do that.
And he lost the passport,
and this was during COVID,
so he couldn't just get a new passport,
so he had to go through all of these hoops.
He went through Bernie Sanders, finally,
to get a passport,
and he came to see me,
but it was a lot of drama.
He was there.
He came all...
It took all this time.
He got there for three days.
I wrapped, and then we went back, so...
Would you all thank my lovely guests,
and make sure you see Till Death.
It's in theaters,
and it's on demand right now,
and I'll be back with Jay Pharrell.
Give it up for Megan Fox.
