Megan Fox And Brian Austin Green To Be Parents Again, Divorce Is On Hold

Rumors that Megan Fox and Brian Austin Green have called off their divorce are still circulating and, while that is technically not true, it does appear as though the divorce is on hold. Those close to the couple affirm that Megan and Green are trying to work out the issues that brought them to divorce, hoping to save their marriage now, while it’s still possible. The revelation of Megan’s new pregnancy seems to have given the couple additional inspiration to try and stick it out. Fox also recently talked about her parenting techniques and her determination to limit her children’s exposure to technology.

Megan Fox’s Third Pregnancy Provides Hope For A Reconciliation With Brian Austin Green

Like many couples facing a divorce that involves children, Fox and Green have stalled the divorce announced last year and have used the time to try to work things out, focusing on those things that drove them apart. The news of an unexpected pregnancy, which will give the couple their third child together, seems to have reinforced their drive for working things out.

“Brian and Megan been working on themselves as individuals and things have gotten better between them as a couple,” a source close to the couple reported. “They have been getting along great. They are best friends and know each other very well.”

Together, Brian and Megan are parents to Noah, 3, and Bodhi, 2, and they seem excited to be welcoming a third child into the mix. Fox and Green admire one another for their parenting skills and their mutual devotion to their children and, whatever else may have changed between them, that is something that still endures. Sources say that parenting their children bonds Fox and Green in ways that outshine everything else.

“Megan’s favorite thing is being a mom and spending time with her family. They are living together not separately. Megan is feeling happy and healthy and is working out and taking it easy.”

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows Star Megan Fox On Limiting Her Children’s Exposure To Tech

Amid the rumors and the struggles of trying to reunite her family, Fox, who just completed production on the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles sequel, recently took time out to explain her own ideas on raising her children. Ms. Fox takes a unique stance on technology and childhood, particularly for a Hollywood mom, and she was only too happy to talk about it. While Megan herself has always been a super nerd, flocking to everything from Star Wars to Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Fox says she limits what she allows her sons to see in the media. She even suggests that they may not see her own films.

I hesitate just because … I try not to expose them to technology,” Fox says. “It’s hard to make them super nerds if I don’t let them watch television or movies, or get on an iPhone or an iPad.”

Instead, Fox says she encourages her sons to explore nature and their environment. Even while indoors, Fox says she prefers to encourage the boys’ artistic interests over allowing them to sit and zone out with random television.

“It’s actually really bad for their brain development, and I’m trying to breed, like, superheroes,” Megan said. “I don’t want them to get f—ed-up brains. So I just suck it up, and it’s hard, and one of us is always doing something. We don’t get a lot of rest time, but I know it’s better for them.”

Although they will be free to follow their own paths, Ms. Fox says she dreams that her sons will pursue some form of artistic endeavor, suggesting that one might move to Paris and become a renowned painter, while she has hopes that another son might follow a more musical calling. As for Megan, she says her first artistic love is acting, especially in films that make her nostalgic for her own childhood.

“Anytime I’m with the Turtles and they’re doing, like, an emotional scene, it always makes me want to cry!” Fox confessed. “My childhood heart is like, “No — you guys can’t fight! You love each other!”

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows, starring Alessandra Ambrosio, Megan Fox, and Stephen Amell, will premiere in theaters on June 3.

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