Machine Gun Kelly has been forced to address the confusion over the name of his and Megan Fox’s new baby. 

The rapper, 34, had previously announced the birth of the former couple’s daughter, sharing a black and white video of himself striking her tiny hands. 

‘She’s finally here!! our little celestial seed,’ he excitedly captioned the post. 

However, taking to his Instagram stories on Monday, Kelly had to set the record straight amid reports that he and Megan, 38, had called their bundle of joy Celestial Seed.

Writing over a screensH๏τ of TikTok video video discussing the alleged name, Kelly penned: ‘Wait guys…her name isn’t ‘Celestial Seed’ alongside a crying with laughter emoji.

He added of his ex: ‘Her mom is gonna tell you the name when we’re ready.’

Machine Gun Kelly has been forced to address the confusion over the name of his and Megan Fox ‘s new baby

The rapper, 34, had previously announced the birth of the former couple’s daughter, sharing a black and white video of himself striking her tiny hands

‘She’s finally here!! our little celestial seed,’ he excitedly captioned the post.

Indeed, the comments under his original post on Thursday saw plenty of bewildered fans questioning if the pair had in fact opted for the unusual moniker.

They penned: ‘Not me wondering if they named her celestial seed

‘Celestial seed……??’; ‘Awh little Celestial Seed’

‘People thinking they actually named the baby celestial seed is sending me’.

‘I really hope that’s not her name.’

‘Celestial is already a star, what a blessed name she has. She is going to be so loved. Sending you and Mama Megan stars ⭐️ and ☀️ and flowers and love love love’

According to Hindu mythology, Celestial Seed ‘signifies a divine or heavenly origin, often used to describe the lineage of figures like Rama, emphasizing their noble lineage and connection to higher spiritual realms’, according to Wisdom Library. 

After announcing the baby’s birth on Thursday, the proud dad went on to reveal that he ‘composed the score’ of his little girl’s birth with Travis Barker, Big Slim, Truck Norris, No Love for the Middle Child and Shaan Singh. 

However, taking to his Instagram stories on Monday, Kelly had to set the record straight amid reports that he and Megan, 38, had called their bundle of joy Celestial Seed

Indeed, the comments under his original post on Thursday saw plenty of bewildered fans questioning if the pair had in fact opted for the unusual moniker

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Although he did not reveal the baby’s name, Kelly detailed that she was ‘born into 432 HZ’ and that her arrival was ‘an epic journey.’ 

‘Praise God,’ he declared on his Instagram Story. 

Vibrations produced by 432 Hz music are thought to have a soothing effect on the nervous system, decrease physical discomfort and relax muscle tension.

The actress already shares three sons Noah, 12, Bodhi, 11, and Journey, 8, with ex-husband Brian Austin Green.

Meanwhile, Kelly, welcomed his only other child, Casie, with Emma Cannon in July 2009. 

The announcement comes just hours after Kelly blasted Green in a shock direct message on Instagram.

Brian, 51, posted the message from Machine to his Instagram stories Thursday morning – along with his thoughts on it.

After announcing the baby’s birth on Thursday, the proud dad went on to reveal that he ‘composed the score’ of his little girl’s birth 

The announcement came just hours after Kelly blasted Green in a shock direct message on Instagram 

Fox and Kelly, 34, split in November after she reportedly discovered he was speaking to other women behind her back. It is unknown if Megan has already given birth.

Machine’s direct Instagram message to Brian said: ‘Stop asking when our child is gonna be born. you the FEDS,’ adding a rat emoji and a police officer emoji.

‘Quit calling TMZ and focus on that apology you owe me for speaking on my name in public, Machine continued. ‘You chose the wrong one to f*** with mr child actor. Go back to cereal commercials.’

Brian publicly shared the message on his Instagram stories – along with his thoughts, writing: ‘I didn’t know “child actor” was something bad. Leo, careful. He may be coming for you next.’ 

Brian is referring to Leo as in Leonardo DiCaprio, who is also a former child star.

DailyMail.com went to Brian and Machine Gun Kelly’s reps for comment.