MGK took another swipe at Megan Fox’s ex-husband, Brian Austin Green, on Friday.
The rock star, whose real name is Colson Baker, poked fun at the ’90s teen heartthrob by seemingly dedicating a new drink to him at his 27 Club Coffee lounge in Cleveland, Ohio.
“NEW DRINK ALERT: CHILD ACTOR MARGARITA,” the lounge captioned their Instagram image of the green beverage.
“We put a childish twist on this margarita meant for those days when you just don’t wanna act like an adult. 9021-OMG #27ClubCoffee,” the lounge continued.
While the actor wasn’t mentioned in the post, the all-green drink could certainly be seen as a dig at him. Especially since the caption also referenced “Beverly Hills, 90210,” the popular TV series that launched his career.
A rep for Green did not immediately respond to Page Six’s request for comment.
This new diss comes after Green revealed a savage DM the rapper, 34, sent him last month.
According to a picture Green shared, MGK sent the “Anger Management” star, 51, a message after he asked for an update on Fox’s pregnancy — the “Emo Girl” hitmaker announced the birth of his and Fox’s baby girl hours later.
“Stop asking when our child is gonna be born. you the FEDS ,” the rocker, who previously went by the stage name Machine Gun Kelly, wrote at the time.
“Quit calling TMZ and focus on that apology you owe me for speaking my name in public,” he continued. “You chose the wrong one to f–k with mr child actor. go back to cereal commercials.”
Green laughed at the message, writing on his Stories that he “didn’t know ‘child actor’ was something bad.”
“Leo, careful,” he continued, appearing to reference Leonardo DiCaprio. “He may be coming for you next.”
Green’s fiancé, Sharna Burgess, also responded to the petty feud with a lengthy message shared to her Instagram Stories.
“lol That was about the equivalent of a dog pissing on its territory making it known it’s back in the area,” the “Dancing With the Stars” alum wrote before deleting the message.
“When kids are in a split household the greatest thing we can do is make them love and feel safe in both homes, like both homes are also friends and share love and communication.”
She continued: “We work to always keep our language and experiences positive, and when talking about their other home we always talk about it with love and support.”
Burgess, 39, shares 2-year-old son Zane with Green, who is also a dad to the sons he shares with Fox: Noah, 12, Bodhi, 11, and Journey, 8.
