Machine Gun Kelly stepped out with a special guest during Paris Fashion Week. The musician attended the Stella McCartney presentation held at Le Grand Manege Jean Caucanas on March 4 with his daughter, Casie Colson Baker.
The pair arrived together at the show in complementary looks.
MGK, whose real name is Colson Baker, wore a mid-length trench coat layered over a tank top that read “Hardcore,” pairing it with denim and dark sunglasses.
Casie, 16, opted for a gray baby doll dress, silver pumps, and dark shades.
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The appearance marks another public outing for the father and daughter, who have shared the spotlight in recent months.
During a stop at the Vans Warped Tour last November, Casie joined MGK in front of the crowd for a live performance of his song “forget me too.”
“Alright,” MGK said at the beginning of the performance, “my daughter’s gonna come out and sing this.”
As the performance continued, MGK pointed toward Casie when he sang the lyric, “Permanent calligraphy, I just / Tattooed / Your name on me forever,” before telling the crowd, “I really did!”
When the song ended and Casie walked off stage, the rapper encouraged the audience to “make some noise for my beautiful daughter.”
MGK shares Casie with Emma Cannon. The artist is also father to his younger daughter Saga Blade, whom he shares with Megan Fox.
The musician has spoken publicly about how becoming a father has shaped his life. During a June interview with E! News, MGK described his daughters as the greatest recognition he could receive.
“Oh, it’s my Grammy, it’s my Oscar,” he said. “It’s the best accolade to have. I got two old souls with me.”
Pointing to Casie during the conversation, he added, “This is definitely an old soul right here. And Saga, when I look in her eyes, I’m like, ‘Oh you’ve been here before.’”
As for what might be next for Casie, the teenager has not set a specific path just yet.
“I’m just living life,” she said in an interview with E! News. “And then if anything comes from that, if I do want to do anything in the industry, whatever blooms from that.”
