Throughout the course of her career, Megan Fox has forged a specific public persona for herself, one that sometimes produces some risqué moments. Something Fox is known for is dropping thirst traps on social media every so often, and those posts usually draw a lot of engagement. While fans seem to love the posts, it’s hard not to wonder how those in Fox’s personal orbit feel, including ex-husband Brian Austin Green. Well, now, Green has provided a take on his former spouse’s sizzling hot posts.

Green (52) and Fox (40) share three kids – Noah (13), Bodhi (12) and Journey (9), and they’ve reportedly managed to co-parent amicably since they split up. On top of that, both actors have both spoken well of each other in the years since they divorced. How far does Green’s support of his ex-wife go, though? The 90210 alum recently spoke to TMZ and was asked if he ever “likes” any of Fox’s sexy posts in order to show support. Green laughed upon being faced with the query, and then said this:

While Green is on social media, it sounds like he’s not someone who’s heavily embroiled in that world, which is admirable (especially for someone who’s a public figure). The interviewer did still bring up an interesting (if not somewhat awkward) question, though. What should be the protocol when someone – who’s also in a relationship – responds to a post from their ex? As for whether that would be “touchy territory,” Green shared some thoughts:

Since 2020, Green has been dating Sharna Burgess, who’s best known for her work on Dancing with the Stars, which she’s not currently on. Burgess and Green actually began dating after they competed together during DWTS Season 30, and they’ve since welcomed a child and gotten engaged. By the looks of it, Green has a lot of respect for his partner, and I could certainly understand him not wanting to risk rattling any cages by liking one of Fox’s posts. However, Burgess has also spoken highly of Fox and admitted to being eager to meet her.

Fox – who also welcomed a daughter with ex-fiancé MGK in March 2025 – has seemingly mastered the art of the thirst trap. The Transformers alum’s racy pics have garnered countless likes and comments across Instagram, and it honestly feels like the actress never misses. The style of said posts can vary as well, with tributes to the likes of the Spice Girls and even a look inspired by Jennfer’s Body, her beloved 2009 horror flick. On top of that, Fox has also proven that she’s the queen of captions and has dropped some sweet bars.

Thirst traps aside, it’s just great to see that Brian Austin Green and Megan Fox seemingly have a solid co-parenting relationship. It may be fun for some to joke about the nuances of social media etiquette but, at the end of the day, what matters most is that Fox and Green keep things amicable for the sake of their kids and remain respectful of their partners.

Megan Fox and Machine Gun Kelly have been in the news again recently, with their relationship allegedly hitting a rough patch. And, with all the drama that has befallen the couple over the past few years, it’s easy to forget that MGK isn’t the only guy Fox is co-parenting with. The Jennifer’s Body star shares three children with Brian Austin Green from a 15-year relationship, and the Beverly Hills, 90210 actor got candid about how she “relentlessly pursued” him in the beginning.

Brian Austin Green first met Megan Fox on the set of Hope & Faith, which filmed in New York, in 2004, and the actress apparently took quite a liking to him, Green told Deon Cole on the Funny Knowing You podcast. However, Green was 30 years old at the time, and he said he firmly shut down her advances — at least until her birthday passed. He recalled:

Brian Austin Green seemed to know that with Megan Fox being of legal age and him just getting out of a serious relationship that there was no stopping the attraction between them. It turns out she was exactly what he needed at the time. Green continued:

The two were together for 15 years, the actor said — married for 10 — and Brian Austin Green has said he thinks jumping into a serious relationship and becoming a stepmother to his toddler when she was so young eventually became “overwhelming” for Megan Fox. The couple officially split in 2020, with the divorce being finalized the next year.

Brian Austin Green is now engaged to Dancing with the Stars pro Sharna Burgess and has only good things to say about Megan Fox. When it comes to Machine Gun Kelly, though, that may be a different story.

The actor said on the podcast that he’s only met MGK in person once; however, the two seemed to have beef last year, as Brian Austin Green shared an angry DM he’d supposedly gotten from MGK, who was apparently upset with Green’s interest in his and Megan Fox’s daughter’s birth. The Desperate Housewives actor also had some strong words for Machine Gun Kelly after the rapper and Fox broke up in late 2024.

It sounds like Megan Fox and Brian Austin Green have had a passionate connection from the beginning (and since Fox was quite young), so it’s not surprising that some of that exists still, even if they’re no longer together.

It’s been a big year for Megan Fox and MGK since the celebrities welcomed their first child together back in March. Their daughter, whom they named Saga, after a Norwegian goddess, has reportedly been causing new waves in their relationship over the past several months, including an alleged reconciliation between them. And per a new insider, Fox’s ex-husband Brian Austin Green is also involved in them working on their relationship.

Last week, claims were made by multiple sources that Fox and MGK have been acting “like a couple” lately, but weren't putting a “label” on it. It was also alleged that the musician has been spending “pretty much every night at her house with the baby” before he heads out on tour in mid-November. Now, the Daily Mail is suggesting that their heightened dynamic has to do with Brian Austin Green’s recent offer to help raise baby Saga. As one insider claimed:

Megan Fox and Brian Austin Green started dating back in 2004, and were married in 2010 before having three kids together, who are currently 13, 11 and 9 years old. They split in 2020, before their divorce was finalized in 2022. They remain amicable coparents and seemingly friends. As this new report suggests, Green has offered to be a father figure to Fox’s fourth child, and it “jolted” MGK to step up. The insider also added:

Brian Austin Green has been with Australian ballroom dancer Sharna Burgess since late 2020. They welcomed their own child in 2022 and are currently engaged. Burgess and Fox apparently have a “great relationship,” and the actress regularly gets together with them, especially on “special occasions" like birthdays.

Since the couple is a continued part of Fox’s family, it sounds like they are offering her a lot of support with her seven-month-old. Here’s one more detail from the insider:

When Fox and MGK welcomed Saga on March 27, 2025, they were no longer together, as they reportedly split in December 2024. But following the huge life event, it was reported that the punk singer had a different “energy” and fathering a new child “cracked something open in him”. Then, in July, they went on vacation together with their new addition to Costa Rica, which allegedly was a “stepping stone” in the direction of reconciling.

In September, it was reported they were “co-parenting really well” despite issues within their romantic relationship. We don’t know what the future holds for Fox and MGK, but it sounds like Saga has a lot of love on her side.

Celebrity couples have a habit of capturing fan attention, from Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce to Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds. But it also makes breakups very public, as with former pairs like Megan Fox and Brian Austin Green, who have continued to co-parent in the years since their split. And the latter actor recently reflected on what he thinks went wrong with their marriage.

Long before Megan Fox had a baby with Machine Gun Kelly, she was married to Beverly Hills 90210 actor Brian Austin Green. It's been years since they broke up, seemingly allowing them both to look back on what happened. Green recently spoke to Us Weekly about that subject, and seems to think their age difference was part of it. As he shared:

Talk about perspective. Brian Austin Green was already a parent when he and Fox got together, so their relationship and marriage promptly put her in the adult/stepmother role. And he thinks that was a challenge at a time when Fox was still so young.

Green went into great detail about their relationship during this interview, including the two different times that Fox wanted a divorce. He specifically talked about the second time this happened, and how blindsided he was:

Journey was born. Then we were just kind of back in the wheel … and it seemed like we were in a good place of like, ‘Oh, we’ve been through a lot together. We can do this. There’s no mountain that’s too high to climb. We’ve got this. This is all figured out,’ And then when she came to me again wanting a divorce, I was devastated.

As we know, this divorce did go through, although Fox and Green are still able to parent their children together. The Jennifer's Body actress notably got together with Machine Gun Kelly, although the pair have seemingly had a number of issues in recent years. As for Green, he's been with Dancing With The Stars icon Sharna Burgess for years. He reflected on the path that brought them together, saying:

As for Fox, she and MGK recently celebrated the arrival of their daughter. The pair were reportedly back together when she got pregnant, but have since broken up again. So just like with Green, it appears that they'll be co-parenting rather than staying together as a romantic couple.

Megan Fox doesn't currently have any upcoming projects on the 2025 movie release list or beyond, but Brian Austin Green has a number of film and TV projects coming down the line. And the former pair continue to show how to successful raise kids despite a divorce.

The 2025 movie schedule is going strong, whether you’re paying attention to the titles on offer or the talent who all make it possible. However, we probably won’t be seeing Megan Fox in action for a little while, as the birth of her daughter with ex Machine Gun Kelly has her focused on all things family at the moment.

The Subservience star has reportedly doubled down on that mindset too, as the feud between MGK and ex-husband Brian Austin Green continues, and she’s supposedly taken a solid stance on the matter.

Megan Fox Is Having None Of The Supposed Brian Austin Green/MGK Feud

An unnamed insider has spoken to Us Weekly, and they’ve made it pretty clear: Ms. Fox’s alleged feelings on this new round of bickering is not her concern. Rather, she’s reportedly “focused on the first days” of her daughter’s life.

In further laying out that stance, this anonymous source specified the following reasons for that position:

It’s already been a tumultuous ride for the seemingly split couple, as reports of Fox and Machine Gun Kelly’s breakup saw them supposedly parting ways over unspecified materials that were alleged to be on his phone. The musician has still been present in the Expendables 4 actor’s life, leaving some to question if MGK and Megan Fox are truly broken up. Which may be part of the reason why the father of Ms. Fox's newborn daughter got a little hot under the collar.

Machine Gun Kelly Allegedly Blew Up At Brian Austin Green Over Inquiries About His Daughter’s Birth

It’s not news that Machine Gun Kelly and Brian Austin Green have been feuding in recent months. This may or may not have been triggered by Green’s December 2024 comments that addressed the Mainstream Sellout artist’s alleged treatment of Megan Fox.

The report cited above had even further background on what supposedly set off this latest round of alleged aggression. Apparently, Brian Austin Green shared an Instagram DM from MGK, which contained the following message:

In comments on Brian Austin Green’s “defensive” posture surrounding his ex-wife, the Desperate Housewives vet has admitted that it’s not typically his sort of behavior. However, this information request isn’t solely from his end, as his fiancée Sharna Burgess has suggested that her children are the real drivers, as they’re excited to meet their new baby sibling.

Drama like this can be messy, and a happy resolution for all isn’t as easy as shaking hands. With Megan Fox’s focus on her new daughter, she’s keeping her mind on her. After welcoming this budding life into the world, the focus is reportedly on the young traveler who will eventually take their place in the world.

As this situation develops further, we'll be sure to keep you posted. However, for now it would seem that Fox is the most focused on raising her baby.

Celebrity couples are known for fascinating the public, from Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce to Ryan Reynolds and Blake Lively. But that level of fame and attention can be negative when dealing with struggles in life like divorces. Megan Fox knows this all too well, as her romance with Machine Gun Kelly and previous marriage to Brian Austin Green has made plenty of headlines. And the Beverly Hills, 90210 icon recently opened up about why he stood up for Fox amidst her relationship woes with MGK.

Trouble in the relationship became obvious to the public when Fox deleted her photos with her fiancé Machine Gun Kelly back in 2023. Since then the pair had reportedly been working on things, with Megan Fox announcing their pregnancy in November. But when more issues followed, Green spoke out in defense of his ex to TMZ and on social media. The 51 year-old actor spoke to People about this turn of events, offering:

There you have it. It sounds like Brian Austin Green simply got too caught up in the moment, and felt the need to stand up for his ex-wife and the mother of his children. Fox and Green have coparented in the years since their split, and it sounds like they have a really healthy relationship. And who want to see someone they care for in pain?

There are a ton of eyes on what's happening behind the scenes with Megan Fox and Machine Gun Kelly, especially as her due date fast approaches. New reports come out constantly, with some of the latest claiming that they're not even speaking. But this will presumably have to change once their child is welcomed into the world.

According to Brian Austin Green, his comments about the situation were inspired by the way MGK has been addressing his relationship issues to the public. The musician has seemingly taken umbrage with the constant chatter, and the anonymous insiders who have been speaking with the press about the state of his relationship.

Machine Gun Kelly and Megan Fox reportedly not even speaking amidst the pregnancy is quite the claim, and is a long way from the way their relationship was originally perceived. Before the issues, the pair was known for the unconventional ways they showed affection to each other. That includes outrageous outfits, drinking each other's blood, and seemingly being attached at the hip. Only time will tell what's going to happen, and how they'll parent together.

Celebrity couples have a way of making headlines, just look at Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce and Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck. Another pair that's been turning heads is Machine Gun Kelly and Megan Fox, who announced their pregnancy with a wild photo shoot. It looks like they're relationship is once again in jeopardy, and her ex Brian Austin Green does not mince words when he calls out MGK over his treatment of Fox.

Megan Fox and MGK have split again, after she reportedly found something unseemly on his phone while they were on vacation. And while there's already rumors about Fox's dating life, her ex and the father of her children Brian Austin Green was told the news by TMZ. He responded honestly, offering:

Well, that was honest. It sounds like, if these reports are true, Green is ready for MGK to grow up and start treating Megan Fox the way she deserves to be treated. Because while he and the Transformers actor might have broken up years ago, they've continued to co-parent and stay in each other's lives.

Rumors about Machine Gun Kelly's infidelity have been swirling for years now, long before he and Fox got pregnant. In February of 2023 Fox deleted their photos together on Instagram, turning countless heads in the process. While they spent years in couple's therapy, it seems like the same issues might be cropping up. Later in the same interview with TMZ, Green went on to wish the best for his ex, saying:

There you have it. These are sentiments that are no doubt echoed by Fox's fans, who have been closely following the ups and downs of her relationship with Machine Gun Kelly. Her pregnancy obviously adds some serious stakes to the situation, which makes the timing of their most recent shakeup all the more precarious.

At the time of writing this story, no one from Megan Fox or Machine Gun Kelly's team has offered any statement about what's going on behind the scenes. This is no doubt a delicate subject and time, so we'll have to wait and see what comes next. For now, check the 2025 movie release dates.

Celebrity couples have always had a way of fascinating the public, just look at how many headlines have come out about Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck over the last year. Megan Fox and Machine Gun Kelly's pregnancy announcement definitely shocked the public (partly thanks to that mysterious black ooze), especially considering the pair had some struggles in recent years. But did Brian Austin Green and Sharna Burgess know about the baby early? Here's what reportedly happened behind closed doors.

Megan Fox and Brian Austin Green's divorce was finalized in 2021, and the pair have spent years co-parenting their children amidst new relationships. An insider close to the former couple spoke to Ok Magazine about what's been happening in relationship to Fox's pregnancy. They revealed:

There you have it. It sounds like this former couple continues to show the way that conscious uncoupling can go right. Green knew that Fox was pregnant before she and MGK announced the news to the public on social media. And he seems to be glad that his ex has found happiness with the noted rockstar.

Green's partner Sharna Burgess has shared why he and Megan Fox are so good at parenting together, despite their divorce. And it's because they put the kids first and really seem to want the best for each other. The same anonymous insider offered more about what's going on behind closed doors, saying:

While Green wasn't caught offguard by Fox's pregnancy announcement, the public definitely was. That's mostly because she and MGK have had some tough times in recent years. In February of 2023 Fox deleted her photos with Machine Gun Kelly, as well as her IG as a whole. Rumors swirled about him being unfaithful, and fans wondered whether or not they'd still end up getting married.

But Fox and MGK reportedly went to therapy, and ultimately stayed together. And now that they're having a baby together, it certainly seems like they've worked through their issues. And with her ex Brian Austin Green supporting the pregnancy, it certainly seems like things are in a good place for the Jennifer's Body icon.

Fox's most recent movie project was Subservience, and only time will tell what comes next. For now, check the 2025 move release dates.

SPOILERS for Love Is Blind Season 6 lie ahead. (You can also stream all the latest episodes now with a Netflix subscription.) 

On this season of Netflix’s Love Is Blind, Chelsea Blackwell and Jimmy Presnell hit it off in the pods so well that they ended up getting engaged before even seeing each other’s faces. It’s the beauty of the experiment! However, before the couple could see one another, Chelsea shared with Jimmy that she’s often told by people she looks like Megan Fox. It left Jimmy a bit disappointed when he met her, as he didn’t see the resemblance right off the bat. The LIB moment has since gone viral and, now, even, Fox’s ex-husband, Brian Austin Green, has shared his thoughts on the backlash. 

Megan Fox and Brian Austin Green were married for 11 years and now, share three kids together and reportedly continue to share a healthy relationship based on co-parenting. When Green was approached about the Love Is Blind conversation, he initially reacted by saying “Oh my god, I heard about her” on social media and, when asked about it on a separate occasion, he said:

The Beverly Hills, 90210 alum shared with TMZ that he felt Chelsea’s Megan Fox connection put the star in “a pickle.” He empathized with the reality TV star, considering the comment apparently stemmed from repeated compliments she's heard from others and wasn't her own declaration. The actor also said the following about the situation while speaking with the news outlet: 

Brian Austin Green also shared that he felt like the public should leave Chelsea alone about the Megan Fox viral moment amid her tenure on the show. When the interviewer brought up Chelsea previously sharing that she thought about reaching out to Megan Fox herself to apologize, Green said he didn’t think that was necessary. He even added that if Fox heard about the viral moment, she “would be flattered” about it, in his estimation.

This indicates that the veteran actor still has a lot of respect for his ex. Brian Austin Green confirmed his split with Megan Fox (who he married in 2010) back in 2020. Their divorce was ultimately finalized in 2011. Since then, both of them have moved on, as Green is engaged to Dancing With The Stars’ Sharna Burgess. Meanwhile, Fox is reportedly still making wedding plans with Machine Gun Kelly. Fox, for her part, as also been open about aspects of her relationships. She even recently wrote a poetry book about her experiences with romance, loss and trauma. 

As for LIB’s Chelsea and Jimmy, the relationship blossomed while they were in the pods. It, however came at the cost of a brutal breakup between Jimmy and Jessica. It remains to be seen if the couple decides to say “I do” or opts to go their separate ways following the experiment. It'll also be intriguing to see whether those Fox comparisons continue to be held over Chelsea's head moving forward.

Find out what lies in store for the couple when Love Is Blind returns to Netflix on Wednesday, March 6 as part of the 2024 TV schedule.

While Len Goodman’s tribute on Dancing with the Stars brought tears to many’s eyes, some fans took issue with dancers who were not included in it, like Cheryl Burke and Sharna Burgess. Among those who didn’t love the decision was Burgess’ fiancée Brian Austin Green, and after his post, fans of DWTS were slamming the show for not inviting these two pros back for the tribute performance.

Following the passing of Len Goodman, the show immediately started to honor his legacy. He was a judge for 31 seasons before retiring, and he was a staple of the Dancing with the Stars family. Along with renaming the show’s prize the Len Goodman Mirrorball Trophy, the cast and crew also paid tribute to him with a dance that he would have “loved.” The number included pros who were part of earlier seasons and some who compete now. However, two notable former cast members, Cheryl Burke and Sharna Burgess weren’t there. Speaking out about these two, Brian Austin Green posted a now deleted statement on Instagram:

For the number, quite a few dancers who were part of the show’s earlier years returned, including Mark Ballas, Jenna Johnson, Valentin Chmerkovskiy, Maksim Chmerkovskiy, Peta Murgatroyd, Louis van Amstel, Karina Smirnoff and Tony Dovolani. Derek and Julianne Hough, who used to be pros but are now a judge and co-host, respectively, also were part of it. The pros from this season’s cast also took part in the dance. However, Cheryl Burke and Sharna Burgess were not involved even though they were with the series for 26 and 14 seasons, respectively, before leaving DWTS. 

After seeing Brian Austin Green’s post, Cheryl Burke replied, writing a simple:

While her response didn’t slam Dancing with the Stars, other fans were not afraid to call out the show. Some people wrote:

• Cheryl Burke wasn’t invited either & she was a HUGE part of DWTS & Len 🤷🏻‍♀️ -gagesavannah 
• All of the incredible dancers who have been a part of the DWTS family, should have been offered an invitation to the show. It was about Len. It shouldn’t have been about anybody’s personal feelings towards whatever. Thats really such a shame that Sharna and Cheryl weren’t included. -rebeccaleigh423 
• Sharna and Cheryl should’ve absolutely been there!! ❤️❤️ -h.volzke 
• I missed her there and I don’t understand why she was not included! What has happened for DWTS to be angry with her? Otherwise why wouldn’t she be there? She was on the show for so long and even toured with them!! I went to see the live show mainly to see her in person! -harobin24 
• I agree it was definitely not right that sharna or Cheryl weren't asked specially when they have been a huge part of the show -countrygirl203 

After her fiancée posted about her not being part of the tribute, and many fans noted that she should have been there, Burgess responded, posting the following statement to her Instagram story:

She noted her appreciation for her partner, however, also made it clear that she didn’t want any drama. She simply wanted to honor Goodman. While there are many who wanted her to be part of the tribute, and she was thankful to have such a supportive significant other, she also explained that she watched dance, loved it, and called it “perfect.” 

While there seemed to be a bit of turbulence among fans when it came to this tribute, overall it was a beautiful way to show their love for Len Goodman, and as Derek Hough said, it was important for them to honor the late judge in some way this season. 

If you would like to go back and watch the tribute to Len Goodman, you can stream Dancing with the Stars with a Disney+ subscription. You can also catch new episodes on the 2023 TV schedule every Tuesday at 8 p.m. ET on ABC or Disney+.

Brian Austin Green and Sharna Burgess have spoken often about their co-parenting situation with the actor’s ex-wife, Megan Fox. Green shares three sons with the Transformers actress — who he was married to from 2010 to 2020 — and it seems the former Dancing with the Stars pro agreed with him early on that the children would always take precedence. Burgess recently recalled how she crossed paths with Fox soon after she and Green started dating, and spoke about why it was important to reach out to her after their run-in.

The betrothed couple opened up to Chris Harrison on The Most Dramatic Podcast Ever about Sharna Burgess’ decision to introduce herself to Megan Fox a couple of months into her relationship with Brian Austin Green. The dancer said she’d been around their kids a lot, and she wanted to be respectful of Fox’s feelings. Burgess said:  

Megan Fox filed for divorce from Brian Austin Green in November 2020, with the Jennifer’s Body actress going public with Machine Gun Kelly (aka Colson Baker) soon after. Similarly, Brian Austin Green started dating Sharna Burgess around that time, and it turns out his former and current partners had somewhat of an awkward run-in a couple of months later. In Burgess’ words: 

Props to Sharna Burgess’ fellow Dancing with the Stars friend Peta Murgatroyd for trying to give her a heads-up, even if she maybe wasn’t as subtle as she could have been. Burgess ultimately decided the restaurant was too public of a place for their first meeting, she said, continuing: 

Brian Austin Green was sure to also give Megan Fox some warning that Sharna Burgess would be reaching out, so as not to blindside her, and in the end the dancer thinks she made the right call, as her message to Fox was allegedly “received and respected,” according to Burgess.

While things haven’t always been so easy between Brian Austin Green and his ex-wife, he has only positive things to say about Megan Fox, including that she and Sharna Burgess have a “fantastic relationship.”

Sharna Burgess was not invited to participate in Season 32 of Dancing with the Stars, which airs at 8 p.m. ET Tuesdays on ABC and can be streamed live with a Disney+ subscription; however, fans can see Brian Austin Green on Special Forces: World’s Toughest Test at 9 p.m. ET Mondays on Fox. 

Being a celebrity is a tricky thing. While it brings awesome opportunities, it can also make one’s personal life a very public manner. Actress Megan Fox likely knows this all too well, as she’s made countless headlines during her relationships with both Machine Gun Kelly and ex-husband Brian Austin Green. And the Beverly Hills 90210 actor recently revealed the apology text Fox got after he spilled the bans on their co-parenting relationship.

Fox and Green have been co-parenting for years, following their split in May of 2020. Since then they've both found new partners, and it seems like the quartet of celebs are focused on putting the kids first. Green and his partner Sharna Burgess recently dove into how this works on their podcast Oldish, but didn’t get permission from the Jennifer’s Body actress first. Green recently spoke to Page Six and revealed the apology he sent to his ex after the pod was recorded, offering: 

What a classy move. While Green and Burgess didn’t think ahead before recording a podcast and speaking about their co-parenting with Fox, he did give his ex-wife a heads up before it went online. From all they've said, it really sounds like the former pair have great communication.

Technically this isn’t the first time that Brian Austin Green and Sharna Burgess have opened up about the process of co-parenting with Megan Fox. But this time it happened on their own podcast, so they seemingly had the responsibility to give Fox a heads up. Later during his conversation with Page Six about the situation, Green also said:

Green mentioning three people involved in parenting leaves out a player in the quartet of celebs: Machine Gun Kelly. While Green previously said he was happy for Fox’s relationship with MGK, the pair hit a rough spot this year. Although it looks like things have gotten better and they’ve resumed wedding planning.

What Brian Austin Green Said About Co-Parenting With Megan Fox

So what exactly did Brian Austin Green and Sharna Burgess say that resulted in them sending an apology text to Fox? On an episode of their podcast, Green spoke about his current relationship with the Transformers actress, and how they put their kids first. In his words:

Talk about a good perspective. It looks like Green knew his split from Fox was going to affect their kids in some way. But he thought it was better so face that discomfort than have their children watch them fighting while staying in a relationship. And they’ve clearly stuck to their guns and continued to co-parent in a healthy way following their break-up.

Megan Fox can be seen in theaters now in Expendables 4. Brian Austin Green is attached to a number of upcoming projects as well. In the meantime, check out the 2023 movie release dates to plan your next movie experience. 

The new season of Dancing with the Stars is set to arrive on ABC on September 26, with a lineup of celebs that includes a Brady Bunch sibling, a Buffy vet, a former Bachelorette, and more. But when the long-running competition series arrives on its new night (Tuesdays), it will once again be missing the familiar face and dance moves of pro Sharna Burgess. But while some fans may have assumed she was taking another year off, or had quit the show altogether, that’s not the case at all, as the Season 27 co-champ made it clear that she wasn’t asked back. Following that admission, her S.O. and former show partner Brian Austin Green offered an update on how she’s doing, so let’s dive into what he shared, as well as how Burgess discovered the disappointing news in the first place.

How Sharna Burgess Found Out She Wouldn't Be In DWTS' New Season

Fans will be pumped to know that Sharna Burgess and Brian Austin Green now have a side gig that will offer a deeper look into their lives: the new podcast Oldish. The audio project unveiled its debut episode on September 12, with the couple being joined by life coach Randy Spelling, who’s famously the brother of Green’s former TV flame Tori Spelling, and the son of the late mega-producer Aaron Spelling. That initial ep started off with a general look at their respective private lives, such as Green’s previous marriage and current kinship with co-parent Megan Fox, and then cha-cha’d up to the subject of DWTS, with Burgess sharing the following:

The talented dancer understandably took Season 31 off, as it was set to begin only a couple of months after she'd given birth to her and Green's first child together, and she wasn't super enthused about missing time out with her infant for work. That said, she was optimistic about the idea of returning during a later cycle, and clearly thought that others involved behind the scenes were in agreement on that issue. But that didn't play out as expected. She continued:

Sharna Burgess shared that in the weeks leading up to the Season 32 cast being settled ahead of the announcement, she had a sneaking feeling that her return wasn't meant to be, which she shared with Green and others who all thought she was wildly off-base for thinking it. Still, even if it was a fear in the back of her mind, that didn't exactly make it any less disappointing for it to be true. 

Brian Austin Green Shares Update On Sharna Burgess

Brian Austin Green will be returning to the world of reality TV very soon opposite JoJo Siwa and Savannah Chrisley for Fox’s Special Forces: World’s Toughest Test, which will kick off its second season on September 25. Speaking with ET about the grueling New Zealand-set season, the 90210 vet also addressed the mental challenges that Burgess is dealing with after not being asked back for Dancing with the Stars Season 32. In his words:

With the upcoming cast already set in silver-sequined stone, Burgess obviously doesn't have many options at this point beyond just dealing with her disappointment privately. That said, here's hoping her and Green speaking about the situation publicly reminds the Dancing with the Stars producers that she's willing and able to bring her skills back to the dance floor for Season 33 and beyond.

Dancing with the Stars Season 32 will premiere on ABC on Tuesday, September 26, at 8:00 p.m. ET, with episodes available to stream at the same time with a Disney+ subscription.

It’s been quite a year so far for Savannah Chrisley, who has been keeping busy with her popular podcast Unlocked while also keeping the faith that legal appeals will help shorten the prison time that her parents Todd and Julie Chrisley are currently serving. Now, the reality TV star has a new small-screen project on the horizon that will put her alongside such famous faces as Tara Reid, JoJo Siwa, Tom Sandoval and more. 

Chrisley and the other aforementioned celebs will be joining quite a few other famed personalities from the worlds of entertainment and sports for a new season of physical and emotional struggles on Fox’s unscripted series Special Forces: World’s Toughest Test, which will be returning to the network with brand new episodes in September as part of the pared-down fall schedule that is currently suffering due to the WGA writers strike and SAG-AFTRA actors strike. But no reason to be sad about what’s not here when there are so many big names set to face grueling challenges in Season 2. 

Below is the full list of 14 celebrities who went out to New Zealand to face the harshest of natural elements:

• Savannah Chrisley
• JoJo Siwa
• Tara Reid
• Tyler Cameron
• Tom Sandoval
• Dez Bryant
• Bode Miller
• Blac Chyna
• Robert Horry
• Brian Austin Green
• Erin Jackson
• Kelly Rizzo
• Nick Viall
• Jack Osbourne

Representing reality TV, we have Chrisley Knows Best's Savannah Chrisley (obviously), Dance Moms and DWTS vet JoJo Siwa, Vanderpump Rules scandal survivor Tom Sandoval, Bachelor Nation familiars Tyler Cameron (runner-up in The Bachelorette Season 15) and Nick Viall (The Bachelor Season 21), and The Osbournes' youngest Jack Osbourne, who is more known for his paranormal projects these days. 

Then we have an array of sports icons, who seem like they'll have the advantage in this kind of physically strenuous competition. There's former Dallas Cowboy great Dez Bryant, the 7-time NBA champion Robert Horry, Olympic gold medalist skier Bode Miller, and speed skater Erin Jackson, the first Black American woman to win an individual sport gold medal at the Winter olympics.

The final group consists of actors and celebs known for other career paths. There's Sharknado and American Pie franchise star Tara Reid, 90210 and Smallville vet Brian Austin Green, rapper Blac Chyna, and blogger/actress Kelly Rizzo, who was famously married to Bob Saget at the time of his death. 

Check out the first teaser for Special Forces: World's Toughest Test Season 2 below.

The first season of the show surprisingly lost a handful of its contestants in the season premiere alone, and it doesn't sound like the producers are going easy on the second batch of celebs. Here's what Chrisley and others will be facing, per the official synopsis:

I'm not exhausted after reading that, but I'm not necessarily more enthused about doing anything demanding, either. Power to everyone invovled for agreeing to such challenges, though. Someone's gotta do it. I guess?

Special Forces: World's Toughest Test Season 2 will debut on Fox on Monday, September 25, so be sure to mark your calendars, and check out our 2023 TV premiere schedule to see when other new and reutnring shows will pop up.

Megan Fox and Brian Austin Green have been supportive of one another as parents in recent months. But that doesn’t necessarily mean she still wants his name inked around her bikini line. As she moves forward in her newly reconciled relationship with Machine Gun Kelly, the upcoming Expendables 4 star has gotten some brand new ink. Frankly, I think it’s fabulous. 

Personally, I have no problem when people want to ink their partner’s names on their bodies, though in cases of celebrity divorces, sometimes the decision can turn out differently than how they likely expected when they first got the ink. However, Fox went to professional artist Jesse at SYZYGY Precision Tattooing to get the ink covered up with a new tattoo that extends into her pelvic girdle rather than just sitting above her bikini line like her previous ink..

Jessie shared the art on Instagram after finishing and tagged Megan Fox in the process. The artwork looks fresh in the image and features a snake crawling upward on the actress’ body with some beautiful flowers in the mix. It's really a pretty tattoo.

The tattoo artist noted in a comment that Fox had asked for the snake and flowers, also mentioning they were “very grateful” for their work as a whole and appreciative of the star's "trust" in their vision.

Both Fox and Brian Austin Green have been moving on in their personal and professional lives since splitting up. The two initially got together in 2004 and were married in 2010. They split several times in the mid aughts, and ultimately filed for divorce in 2020. They share three kids together: Bodhi Ransom, Noah and Journey. Fox and Green’s divorce was only finalized a couple of years ago, but Green already remarried Sharna Burgess and the couple had a baby, Zane, whom Fox has met. Meanwhile, the actress has moved on with her high-profile relationship with Machine Gun Kelly. So, there’s no reason for her to keep a tattoo that previously said “Brian” in fancy font. 

The tattoo was typically only noticeable in the past when she had on swimwear, as even her sheer cutout Sports Illustrated Swimsuit cover event outfit did not accentuate any tattoo or cover up. 

Fox has a slew of other tattoos, including a crescent moon on her ankle, a yin and yang symbol, and some quotes on her body, including one from Friedrich Nietzsche. MGK and Megan Fox also have matching tattoos of voodoo dolls on their ring fingers. We'll have to wait and see if any more of these ultimately get covered up. 

Brian Austin Green and Megan Fox may have moved on with new partners following their divorce, but the fellow actors continue to share three sons and reportedly have a solid co-parenting relationship. After they had to confront rumors about whether they force their kids to wear "girls clothes," Green was really not having it when one commenter called him a “bad father” on the internet. 

Former music video director, producer and politician Robby Starbuck called out Green and Fox’s parenting when he posted a paparazzi photo of Megan Fox with her three kids, Noah (10), Bodhi (9) and Journey (6), and claimed to be an old neighbor of theirs who once witnessed “child abuse” when they had a “full on breakdown” when they were “forced” to wear girls clothes. After Green called the allegations “totally bogus” and Fox called him out for using her children as “leverage,” Green took to his Instagram Stories on Thursday to share a comment that read “u are a bad father” and wrote this in response: 

Green spoke to a blatant flaw on the internet of people often seeing headlines and claims, and then passing judgement on people about whom they have little information. It goes to show that Brian Austin Green sees some of the comments people post and is affected by the negativity he’s seen. The actor wanted to show his followers that we need to “do better as a society” and not bring people down so quickly. 

Following the viral claim, Robby Starbuck is now facing legal blowback from the photographer who took the photo of Megan Fox and her kids, which he used to support his allegations on social media. Legal papers claim Starbuck could be in hot water for copyright infringement since he didn’t purchase the right to use the photo before tweeting it. The original tweet with the photo has since been deleted by Starbuck. 

Following Starbuck’s claims, Fox also clapped back at the Republican politician for “exploited” her children’s gender identity to "gain attention" for his political campaign before asserting that he “fucked with the wrong witch.” In response, Starbuck took to Instagram to say he does not fear her “threats of witchcraft” before asking her to “turn to God” and “start a new chapter” in her life, along with inviting her to “sit down to talk about gender identity.” 

Meanwhile, Megan Fox is getting ready to star in one of the most action-packed of 2023 new movie releases with Expend4bles alongside Sylvester Stallone, Jason Statham, 50 Cent and Dolph Lundgren. The movie is set to hit theaters this September 22. 

Before Megan Fox linked up with Machine Gun Kelly, she was married to Brian Austin Green and, amid their union, they had three sons. The two stars ultimately separated in 2020, and their divorce was finalized in 2021. Since their split, Fox and Green have been co-parenting and seemingly do so successfully. Both appear to care for their little ones a great deal and have seemingly sought to keep them out of the spotlight as well. But just recently, they were faced with rumors that Fox forces their boys to wear “girls clothes,” prompting both her and Green to clap back.

The speculation regarding the children – Noah (10), Bodhi (9) and Journey (6) – was seemingly initiated by Robby Starbuck, a former music video director and producer who’s now running for political office. He took to Twitter to share a photo of the Transformers alum and her three boys, who he claims used to live in the same gated community that he and his family did. From there, Starbuck alleged that he “saw 2 of them have a full on breakdown saying they were forced by their mom to wear girls clothes.” 

After referring to the purported situation as “child abuse,” he claimed that there were two other witnesses, including a nanny. Robby Starbuck further states that he once worked with the starlet on a shoot and that because of that positive experience, he was apparently “shocked” by the alleged moment involving her kids. 

The social media thread eventually got on Brian Austin Green’s radar, and he didn’t mince words when responding. He caught up with TMZ and firmly shut down the rumors, calling the allegation “totally bogus” and chastising the politician for his sentiments: 

And eventually, Megan Fox called out Robby Starbuck as well. She hasn’t posted much since making her return to Instagram earlier this year but, in her latest update, she screenshotted Starbuck’s post and addressed him directly. She referred to him as a “clout chaser” and derided him for “exploiting” her kids:

The Expendables 4 actress went on to say that she’s “been burned at the stake” by “little men” who are “insecure,” “narcissistic” and “impotent.” And she closed out her message by asserting that the politician “fucked with the wrong witch.” 

As mentioned, Brian Austin Green and Megan Fox have reportedly forged a strong dynamic when it comes to child-rearing, and that solid co-parenting apparently continued when MGK came into the picture. Green has also given his former wife his props here and there, even praising Fox when another ex made claims about their son. Earlier this year, Green also had nothing but positive things to say in regard to co-parenting with her. 

So all in all, it would seem that the two stars are standing firmly in the same position when it comes to Robby Starbuck’s allegations. It remains to be seen as to whether he might respond after being called out by the pair.

While being a celebrity is a dream for many, that type of notoriety can have its downsides. After all, it makes one’s personal life into a very public matter. Megan Fox knows this all too well, as she’s made countless headlines over her relationship with Machine Gun Kelly. But she was also notably married to actor Brian Austin Green, with the two having three children together before their split. The Beverly Hills 90210 actor is now with professional dancer Sharna Burgess, who recently explained why Fox and Green’s co-parenting works so well.

Concepts like co-parenting and conscious uncoupling have become common over the years, but actually making it works requires work by those involved. While her relationship with MGK is seemingly still in jeopardy, it sounds like Fox does have peace when it comes to co-parenting with Brian Austin Green and Sharna Burgess. The latter celeb recently appeared on the Not So Hollywood podcast, where she spoke about how how that trio has raised kids together, saying:

How sweet is that? On top of making sure that they’re providing the kids with love and support, it sounds like there’s a real sentiment of respect shared among the three of them. And they get along well enough that they’re able to spend time together to this day– even in somewhat stressful places like a theme park.

Burgess’ comments are definitely heartwarming, and stand in stark contrast to most headlines surrounding Megan Fox. The public is eager for any updates about where she stands with MGK, especially since Fox started going out without her engagement ring. But despite that uncertainty, she and Brian Austin Green are killing the co-parenting, and he’s only got positive things to say about his ex. Later on that same podcast, Burgess spoke about why it’s important for the former pair to spend time together with their kids, offering: 

Points were made. While Fox and Green did what was best for them by splitting up, they still want to send the right messages to their children. Cue the family trips to Universal. You can check out Sharna Burgess’ appearance on Not So Hollywood below:

Seeing how Megan Fox and Brian Austin Green were able to to make this work is sure to be inspiring for fans out there. After all, the struggle of trying to co-parent after a divorce is something that plenty of people can relate to. And if this former pair can do it while being celebrities, maybe there’s hope for us all.

Fox has some exciting professional opportunities coming up including a role in Expendables 4. In the meantime, check out the 2023 movie release dates to plan your next movie experience. 

For as long as there have been famous people there have been celebrity couples. There’s something about seeing A-listers paired that fans really respond to, although it can make their private relationship into a very public matter. Megan Fox knows this all too well, as she’s made countless headlines for her relationship with Machine Gun Kelly– which seems like it’s in jeopardy. But her ex Brian Austin Green has only positive things to say about co-parenting with Fox amidst her drama with MGK. 

Megan Fox and Brian Austin Green had an on and off again relationship (and marriage) that lasted well over a decade. While the two split up for good back in May of 2020, they’ve continued to co-parent their three children. The Beverly Hills 90210 icon recently spoke to Us Magazine about this process, which doesn’t seem to be interrupted by the ongoing Machine Gun Kelly drama. In his words,

There you have it. While Megan Fox is seemingly living in at time of some uncertainty, the co-parenting of her children seems secure. What’s more, Brian Austin Green even revealed that his current partner Sharna Burgess and the Jennifer’ Body star have a great relationship as well. Talk about maturity.

Brian Austin Green’s comments to Us Magazine offer a peek behind the curtain on what it’s been like raising kids with Megan Fox after their break-up. It sounds like the two celebs took a page out of Gwyneth Paltrow’s book, and found a way to co-parent while consciously uncoupling. In the same interview, Sharna Burgess shared her perspective about how Fox and Green have made it work, saying:

Talk about maturity. It seems like Megan Fox and Brian Austin Green have cracked the code in raising kids after their break-up. They’re putting the children first, despite what’s going on interpersonally in their lives. And even their partners seem on board.

Of course, things are still complicated when it comes to Megan Fox and Machine Gun Kelly's relationship. Things seemingly blew up over Super Bowl weekend, where she deleted his photos on social media before (temporarily) deactivating her Instagram. The two have reportedly been in therapy, but Fox has been seen out without her engagement ring. 

Megan Fox has some exciting projects coming down the line including Expendables 4. Brian Austin Green recently appeared in Netflix’s That ‘90s Show, and also has three upcoming movies. In the meantime, check out the 2023 movie release dates to plan your next movie experience. 

For as long as there have been famous people, there have been celebrity couples. The public just loves seeing A-listers together, although it can make their relationship into a very public matter. Megan Fox knows this all too well, as she's making a ton of headlines because of her complicated relationship with Machine Gun Kelly. But there's one way her relationship with ex Brian Austin Green has reportedly been a boon amidst her MGK drama. 

Prior to her notable relationship with Machine Gun Kelly, Megan Fox was married to Beverly Hills, 90210 actor Brian Austin Green. The two also had three children together, and continue to co-parent despite their split. And according to a source who spoke with Us Magazine, having the childcare consistent during this uneasy time has been super helpful. They were quoted, saying:

There you have it. While it remains to be seen if Megan Fox and Machine Gun Kelly will be able to work out their differences and continue their relationship, things are super stable with with her ex. And that makes co-parenting in the midst of the other drama (and all the media attention) all the more possible. It sounds like Fox and Brian Austin Green really took a page from Gwyneth Paltrow's book regarding conscious uncoupling. 

This report from Us Weekly offers a peek behind the curtain on what it's like for Megan Fox right now in the midst of the MGK drama. The same source also clarifies that she's not emotionally leaning of Brian Austin Green or offering details about her relationship. But the consistency and peace when it comes to co-parenting is reportedly a major help at this time. 

While their relationship has had its share of ups and downs, the drama between Megan Fox and Machine Gun Kelly seemingly began during Super Bowl weekend. Fox turned heads when she suddenly deleted all their photos together, before (briefly) deactivating her Instagram account altogether. Infidelity rumors have been swirling, some of which the Jennifer's Body actress addressed directly. 

Whatever the reason for their relationship strife, Megan Fox and Machine Gun Kelly are reportedly taking it one day at a time. There's been reports of them doing extensive therapy, while attempting to reconcile their differences. Fox has noticeably not been wearing her engagement ring, including when attending the Vanity Fair Oscars party.

A History Of Megan Fox and Brian Austin Green's Relationship

Megan Fox and Brian Austin Green met on the set of the TV series Hope & Faith back in 2004. She was 18 at the time while he was 30. The pair of actors dating for a few years before their 2006 engagement. Although this wouldn't be the first time that they got engaged, as they actually broke it off in 2009.

Of course, all that would eventually change in 2010 when Megan Fox and Brian Austin Green announced they were once again engaged to be wed. They did eventually tie the knot just days later in Hawaii. As previously mentioned, they had three sons together during their marriage. During that time Fox filed for divorce in 2015, before they got back together in early 2016.

But in the end their on and off again relationship would dissolve, with Brian Austin Green announcing their separation back in 2020. The divorce went through in October of 2021. 

Aside from her relationship issues, Megan Fox has a number of exciting professional projects coming down the line including The Expendables 4. In the meantime, check out the 2023 movie release dates to plan your next movie experience. 

Brian Austin Green currently juggles being the father of five sons who come from three different mothers. While we’ve heard in the past that Green and ex-wife Megan Fox share a “healthy co-parenting relationship” for their three kids, and life with his current partner Sharna Burgess and their 8-month-year-old is going great, apparently his connection with the mother of his first son, Vanessa Marcil is a bit rockier. 

Brian Austin Green was with his Beverly Hills, 90210 co-star Vanessa Marcil from 1999 to 2003. They have a son together named Kassius Lijah Marcil-Green, who is currently 20 years old. When Marcil held a social media Q&A this week, the actress claimed that she and Green “didn't & don't co-parent. I raised my son alone.” The actor took to his Instagram account to respond with these words: 

Brian Austin Green took shots at one ex while praising Megan Fox for being with him on raising his first son to make sure he had a “well rounded childhood” after Marcil claimed she brought up their son alone. Check out the post here: 

The post is telling of Brian Austin Green’s relationship with Vanessa Marcil, which doesn't sound as positive as the one he shares with his other significant ex and co-parent, Megan Fox. When it comes to his relationship with Fox, they were together for over 15 years, getting married in 2010, and then announcing they had separated in 2020, finalizing their divorce in 2021. 

Since Green and Fox’s separation, both of them have moved on with other relationships as they raise their three children, 10-year-old Noah, 9-year-old Bodhi and 6-year-old Journey. Green has been dating Dancing With The Stars pro dancer Sharna Burgess since 2020, and they welcomed their first son in June of that year, who Megan Fox has already met. Fox on the other hand is engaged to Machine Gun Kelly, which Green has said he thinks is “amazing.”  Plus, apparently, their kids get along with MGK and the couple recently spent the holidays as a family. 

It definitely sounds like Green and Fox have been able to make co-parenting work, but the same cannot be said about his first experience co-parenting with an ex. While Marcil claims she raised their son together, Green has fired back that it was himself and Fox who raised Kassius the most consistently. 

Amid some new developments from Green regarding his exes, the actor and Megan Fox are both set to star in a couple of 2023's new movie releases. Brian Austin Green will be in a romance movie called Beautiful Disaster, coming out on April 12, whereas Fox is set to star in The Expendables 4, hitting theaters this September. 

Warning: SPOILERS for the That ‘90s Show episode “The Birthday Girl” are ahead!

As was the case with the 1970s when That ‘70s Show was airing, Netflix’s That ‘90s Show throws in a lot of pop culture references from the titular decade, from Eric Foreman drinking a Zima in the first episode to his daughter Leia attempting to rent Clerks in the following episode. That ‘90s Show’s sixth episode, a.k.a. “The Birthday Girl,” has a particularly big ‘90s homage, as it sees Leia, played by Callie Haverda, diving deep into her Beverly Hills, 90210 fandom. Even better, one of the stars from the popular teen drama shows up, with Brian Austin Green reprising David Silver.

That ‘90s Show, which has earned mixed reviews so far, takes place in the summer of 1995, meaning Beverly Hills, 90210 was halfway through its 10-season run. At the beginning of “The Birthday Girl,” Leia has been marathoning 90210 episodes to help her get over seeing Jay Kelso going out with Serena, as Leia had told Jay she only wanted to be friends with him, but that was part of her poorly-thought-out ploy to secure him as her boyfriend. Later on, Leia compares herself to Shannen Doherty’s Brenda Walsh, who “obsesses over the guy, but never goes for the guy,” but she’d rather be like Donna Martin’s Tori Spelling, the “popular blonde with the rich girl attitude” who “always gets the guy” (although Spelling was unfortunately bullied over her looks in real life).

The Netflix original proceeds to homage Beverly Hills, 90210 through the lens of Point Place, 53140, where Leia first envisions herself in the Brenda-like role trying to ask Jay out at school and failing, and then in the Kelly-like role (complete with blonde hair), where she straight up takes Jay away from Serena. That ‘90s Show also amusingly did its own take on the 90210 opening credits (which you can watch below), and at the end of these two scenarios, Brian Austin Green’s David Silver, who is clearly way older than everyone else in the scenes, asks if they’ll go to the “fresh” party he’s DJ’ing that night, only for him to be shot down, which he thinks is because he’s a freshman. Then in a third scenario, David hypes up Ozzie, one of Leia’s friends, as a breakdancer, and the kid proceeds to show off his moves in front of the other students.

But the Beverly Hills, 90210 fun doesn’t stop there in That ‘90s Show. During Leia’s birthday party, while she’s crestfallen that Jay didn’t show up, she imagines herself talking with the definitely-a-freshman David, who compares her plight to how no one showed up at the Peach Pit to watch him DJ, not even Donna Martin. When Leia then asks what Donna was like “between scenes,” David questions “What do you mean ‘scenes’?” Initially puzzled by his lack of awareness at truly being Brian Austin Green, the teen girl drops the conversation and ends her imaginary conversation by high-fiving David and telling him he was always her favorite.

If you watched Beverly Hills, 90210 during its original run or caught the show afterwards, then hopefully you’ll get a kick out the homage to it in That ‘90s Show. Brian Austin Green was one of the 90210 cast members who stuck around for the entire run, and he reprised David Silver for three episodes of the spinoff Melrose Place. Green, who used to be married to Megan Fox, has more recently played roles on Anger Management, Magnum P.I. and The Conners, and he’s also taken part on reality shows like The Masked Singer, The Masked Dancer, Dancing with the Stars and I Can See Your Voice.

Netflix subscribers can view all 10 episodes of That '90s Show now, and if/when it’s announced that Season 2 of the That ‘70s Show spinoff/continuation has been ordered, we’ll let you know. Our 2023 Netflix TV schedule is available to peruse if you’re curious about what programming the streaming service has coming next. 

We’ve all become accustomed to seeing more mustaches in the later months of the year, thanks to the many men who choose to be a part of the Movember movement that raises awareness of men’s health issues. One of those issues is mental health, and that was a big part of why Dancing with the Stars alums (and real-life partners) Sharna Burgess and Brian Austin Green joined forces with Movember. They could never have known how personal the cause would become, as tragedy hit their own community this month with the suicide of Stephen “tWitch” Boss.

Sharna Burgess posted a video to Instagram in which she and Brian Austin Green addressed mental health, acknowledging that the holidays can be a challenging time of the year for people, especially those dealing with the death of or separation from loved ones, illness or financial hardship. She made reference to their own personal loss, as So You Think You Can Dance contestant-turned-judge tWitch was found dead December 14 at age 40. Burgess said in the caption: 

Stephen Boss and his wife Allison Holker, who appeared on both So You Think You Can Dance and Dancing with the Stars, often shared videos of themselves dancing together, with friends and their children. Boss’ death hit the entertainment world hard, and Brian Austin Green said in Sharna Burgess' post that it can be especially hard for men to ask for help, because they’ve been conditioned to not talk about their feelings. He said: 

The couple said that those who are in pain are not alone, and many people can understand what they’re going through and are ready to help. They encouraged people to talk openly about mental health and self-care this season, they also explained people should be sure to check in on loved ones. You can see their full message below: 

Stephen “tWitch” Boss, who was well-known to fans as a dancer and the DJ on The Ellen DeGeneres Show, was found dead from a self-inflicted gunshot wound December 14, at a motel less than a mile from his house. Authorities said he left a suicide note. His wife Allison Holker returned to social media a week after the tragedy to express how much she misses her husband, who also left behind their three children: Weslie, 14, Maddox, 6, and Zaia, 3. 

We at CinemaBlend continue to send our thoughts and condolences to the family, friends, and anyone whose life was touched by Stephen "tWitch" Boss. 

If you or someone you know are having thoughts of self-harm, please, call or text the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline at 988.

Megan Fox is a woman who is willing to put herself out there on social media. She’s daring with fashion choices like see-through skirts and even the occasional disco outfits with her fiancé Machine Gun Kelly. And Fox is willing to poke fun at herself with jokes about elf ear modifications and more. Yet, just because she has a relatively candid social media presence doesn’t mean she needs to take flack from trolls, as she herself has proven several times this month. 

I mean honestly, just because you choose to live snippets of your life through social media doesn’t mean you should have to deal with mean-spirited people literally talking about your pubic hair. Yeah, go ahead and bust out the popcorn, because Fox is here for herself and only herself in these comments. 

That Time Commenters Thought Megan Fox’s Tattoo Was Hair 

While Megan Fox’s latest photo with Machine Gun Kelly went viral over its fun caption and nod to Elon Musk’s former partner and musician Grimes, it also went viral over some fan comments, which included one person stating, “All that money and she can't buy a razor. She's now off my 'list.” 

The actress' high-slit dress seemingly exposed some hair -- according to some people with literally no background information. Fox didn’t take the trolling, however, and commented back. She called out the commenter for the mistake and replied in kind.  

The actress responded to the above comment, but there were actually several people who thought it was OK to call her out for her “bush” on the post. Honestly, even if it had been her bikini line in the photo, there are ways to be polite and alert someone or just keep the thoughts to yourself. Again though, we’re actually talking about a tattoo here.

The pelvic tattoo has been reported on in the past and is allegedly (or previously was) a tattoo dedicated to her ex-Brian Austin Green, with whom she shares three children. This isn’t the only time Megan Fox has set the record straight recently, either. 

That Time A Commenter Called Megan Fox Out For Not Spending Time With Her Kids

The Expendables 4 star also shared an Instagram selfie in a furry hat a few weeks ago. It was the sort of post that one would think would not attract too much attention, but a commenter heard from Ms. Fox after they acted like she was just neglecting her kids.  She responded to that troll, noting: 

Around the same time, a report had dropped about Brian Austin Green and Megan Fox blending their two families together in a copacetic manner. Green has a new baby with DWTS pro Sharna Burgess and Machine Gun Kelly also has a 13-year-old daughter. Shared custody was a key component of her divorce with Green, so of course Fox isn’t always with her kids, Bodhi, Journey and Noah. 

At the end of the day, Megan Fox draws a lot of attention for her bold looks, fun social captions, and of course badass roles. ... It's no surprise she draws a lot of attention from followers as well. Perhaps the trolls enjoy being called out by Fox? Either way, it looks like her new tact is to give a direct response. Stay tuned.

Celebrity couples are known for commanding the attention of the public, and that’s certainly been the case for Megan Fox and Machine Gun Kelly. The two are constantly making headlines thanks to the unconventional way they choose to express affection for each other. Recently the Jennifer’s Body actress even begged for MGK to impregnate her online, turning a number of heads in the process. But how would Fox’s ex Brian Austin Green feel if the couple got married?

Prior to Megan Fox’s relationship with Machine Gun Kelly, she was married to Beverly Hill 90210 icon Brian Austin Green. The two have three kids together, and are continuing to co-parent since their split. And as such, the public has been curious about his reaction to Fox and Machine Gun Kelly. When asked by E! News how he’d feel if they tied the knot, Green responded with:

Well, there you have it. It sounds like Brian Austin Green would be pleased if his ex married Machine Gun Kelly. It sounds like the co-parenting has been going great, and that there’s a ton of love shared between this blended family. We’ll just have to see if nuptials are actually in Megan Fox’s future, as she continually goes viral for her relationship with the recording artist/actor.

Brian Austin Green’s comments help to peel back the curtain on what it’s like co-parenting with Megan Fox, and by extension Machine Gun Kelly. While she’s currently known for her outrageous social media presence and antics with MGK, these comments show how grounded the former couple continues to be. So while the idea of consciously uncoupling may elicit groans from some, it’s no doubt creating a loving environment for their family.

As previously mentioned, Megan Fox continues to make waves thanks to her super popular Instagram account, including getting herself in some hot water over her recent Halloween costumes. Because while she and Machine Gun Kelly went viral for dressing up as Pamela Anderson and Tommy Lee (with him seemingly licking cocaine off her breast), their racy priest/nun costumes resulted in backlash online. 

Megan Fox and Machine Gun Kelly have a number of film projects coming out, with the Transformers actress going back to her action roots with a role in Expendables 4. In the meantime, check out the 2022 movie release dates to plan your next movie experience. 

We’ve been wired to equate breakups and divorce to failure in our society, but sometimes, these kinds of endings can open the door to a better chapter for a family. Take Megan Fox and Brian Austin Green, who split after a decade as husband and wife, for instance. Since going their separate ways, each of them has found love, and reportedly, the two have a “healthy” co-parenting relationship.

As Megan Fox and Machine Gun Kelly continue to plan their wedding, a new report has indicated that Fox and her ex-husband have “blended together” their two families in a “cordial” manner. Per ET, Brian Austin Green “takes a lot of pride” in the new chapter of his life where he’s able to be in all his kids' lives and build something new with Dancing With The Stars’ Sharna Burgess, who he now shares a son with. 

Megan Fox and Brian Austin Green have three kids together, 10-year-old Noah, 8-year-old Bodhi and 6-year-old Journey and apparently they “absolutely adore “ Fox’s fiancé Machine Gun Kelly too. Between the two couples, Brian Austin Green also has a 20-year-old son from a prior relationship named Kassius, along with his latest child, Zane, who he and Sharna Burgess welcomed in June. MGK also has a 13-year-old daughter named Cassie. 

Following word that Megan Fox met baby Zane, it sounds like Fox and Green, who finalized their divorce last October, have been able to find a way to balance their new relationships and their whole family. Although both couples keep this aspect of their lives rather private, it’s great to hear a source claim they are in a “healthy co-parenting relationship.” 

The actress has been criticized in the past for not showing the motherhood aspect of her life on social media. Recently the actress shared numerous glam photos of herself, and she responded to a comment asking where her kids were with sarcasm that she must have “forgot” simply because they are not in the picture with her. 

Megan Fox and Machine Gun Kelly are always flaunting their incredible sense of fashion too, such as their many coordinated outfits along with going on destination vacations together. Of course, in between all that, both of them are parents to their children, and those elements may not be as glamorous to snap photos for social media. The pair got engaged early this year and are apparently getting close to aligning all the details for their big day. 

At the same time, MGK recently wrapped up his world tour and is set to receive an award at the Savannah Film Festival this week for the 2022 movie release, Taurus, which he stars in. Plus Brian Austin Green and Sharna Burgess are enjoying their relationship and roles as new parents. These two couples are thriving following divorce! 

After nearly two years of dating, Sharna Burgess of Dancing with the Stars fame and actor Brian Austin Green welcomed their first child together on June 28. It’s a boy, which technically makes for a fifth son for Green, who already shares three young children with ex-wife Megan Fox, and a 19-year-old with his former Beverly Hills, 90210 co-star Vanessa Marcil. Those worlds have now collided, as the Jennifer’s Body starlet got to meet the newborn for the first time recently. As Burgess tells it, Fox made a really sweet comment in that moment.

The new kid's name is Zane Walker Green, and it’s the 37-year-old professional ballroom dancer’s first baby. Naturally she’s elated about his arrival, saying in her announcement about it on Instagram shortly after the birth, “My heart is now forever outside of my body.” Apparently the new addition to the family made quite the impression on Megan Fox too when she got her hands on him. Sharna Burgess explained to Us Weekly:

A baby who doesn’t really cry? That is an impressive feat in and of itself. But it’s also nice to hear that Sharna Burgess, Brian Austin Green and his ex Megan Fox are pretty chill themselves when it comes to blending families. As we’ve come to learn through the complicated feud between Kim Kardashian's ex-husband Kanye West and her current boyfriend Pete Davidson (who once asked Fox for Kardashian's number), it’s not always easy moving on when there’s romantic history involved.

However, Sharna Burgess had spoken out months prior to her even getting pregnant about how great the infamous actress and Brian Austin Green have been with co-parenting their own kids together – Journey, 9, Bodhi, 8, and Noah, 5. In fact, she gushed at the time that the two veteran parents were “wonderful and sweet and kind and considerate.” Now Baby Zane is on the scene, and they all haven’t missed a beat in being amicable.

Which is all good news because Megan Fox and Brian Austin Green also were only just able to completely finalize their divorce in February after lengthy legal proceedings about it. Fox has since moved on in her own way, obviously with rapper Machine Gun Kelly, who Fox got engaged to in January. (An engagement that Green is supposedly all “good” with.) Their very on-brand goth wedding is still reportedly in planning mode, but when they do finally tie the know, we expect a John Krasinski-Emily Blunt or Melissa McCarthy-Ben Falcone scenario on our hands, with a twist. Meaning, MGK has already directed/co-starred with his fiancée in his latest film endeavor, Good Mourning.

Alas, though, will Sharna Burgess and Brian Austin Green eventually get married someday as well? The Dancing with the Stars pro shared ahead of her baby boy’s birth in March, per Us Weekly, that they have had discussions about marriage, but ultimately, they are in no rush. She added that their relationship wasn’t ever about strict timelines in the first place because they want to “like, let life be life.” Nonetheless, matrimony remains the “endgame” for her and Green.

As for how the Fox-Green boys feel about their new relation? About the same as their mom, it appears. When talking about Megan Fox’s lovely reaction to her son, Sharna Burgess continued that the older kids are “obsessed” with Zane, saying:

Sharna Burgess claimed to the same outlet that she's still down to do some rumba-ing on the upcoming Season 31 of Dancing with the Stars, pending her doctor's approval. The cast list hasn't been confirmed as of yet, but the competition series is slated to premiere via the Disney+ subscription in the fall. Likewise, fans of the majorly chill family can expect Megan Fox’s steamy turn in The Expendables 4 later this year on the list of 2022 movie releases!

Megan Fox and Brian Austin Green are officially moving on from their marriage now that a judge has signed off on their final divorce settlement. The Hollywood couple has had legal affairs pending since Fox filed back in November 2020. Now that the pair are no longer legally married, I just learned one random detail about the Jennifer’s Body star I was not suspecting. 

Does anyone know anyone named Megan Green? All this time, this apparently has been Megan Fox's legal name, and I’m sure most of us had no idea. The actress, understandably, has continued to go by her maiden name publicly so as to not confuse us in subsequent Megan Fox movies. (Plus, it just rolls off the tongue a bit better, doesn’t it?) The details come via TMZ, which reported that Fox is getting her name reverted back to Megan Fox legally now that she and Brian Austin Green are no longer together. 

Megan Fox and Brian Austin Green first started dating back in 2004, when the actress was 18 years old and he was 30. They became engaged in 2006, and after a few ups and downs got married in Maui in summer 2010. The couple share three sons together: nine-year-old Noah, seven-year-old Bodhi and five-year-old Journey. In the divorce, they have agreed on joint legal and physical custody. 

The parents reportedly made an agreement outside of the court back in October and have simply been waiting for the court to sign off on it since. Megan Fox and Brian Austin Green did not get a prenup and are therefore splitting things 50/50 following their divorce. Given the messy divorce situation of a couple like Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt has been raging on for years, it’s great to see a drama-free split between the actors. 

It’s perfect timing for Megan Fox and Brian Austin Green to no longer be legally married considering she’s freshly engaged to punk singer Machine Gun Kelly. The pair, who met each other on the set of Midnight in the Switchgrass, are getting ready to say “I do” following a beautiful proposal and a shiny ring to go with it (of course). Take a look at the happy couple: 

On Brian Austin Green’s front, the actor is reportedly “happy” for Megan Fox to have found love again as long as they are on the same page about their kids. Green has also moved on with Dancing With the Stars’ pro Sharna Burgess since going separate ways with Fox. 

While it’s common for actresses to keep their original stage names, some talents like Priyanka Chopra Jonas, Hailey Bieber, Victoria Beckham and Jada Pinkett Smith have switched things up after tying the knot. It’s wild to imagine all this time Megan Fox’s driver’s license likely said Megan Green though, isn’t it? 

It’s a big day for Megan Fox. News broke today that the star’s divorce from Brian Austin Green was finalized after the details had been hashed out a few months back. In addition to that news, which has been a long time coming, Fox also posted the thirst trap to end all thirst traps. Trust me, having worked on the Internet for a decade+, I’m kind of an expert when it comes to thirst traps these days. 

Megan Fox likes to get a little vampy on occasion. She’s in beau Machine Gun Kelly’s “Bloody Valentine” video for example, and if you want me to evoke actual blood and vampires, you need look no further than the trailer Netflix’s Night Teeth, which came out only last year. No blood was involved with the thirst trap this time, but there’s plenty drawing the eye in her Instagram post.

Normally, I wouldn’t bat an eyelash about Megan Fox posting a thirst trap on Instagram. This isn't the first time she's done something of the sort, as she likes to have fun with daring fashion -- remember that time she went pants-free on the red carpet? -- and shows off those looks with her fans. Honestly, if you got it, flaunt it, and she’s got it. Yet it's the timing on this post that is absolutely perfect, whether intended or not.

Was it a coincidence that Megan Fox's thirst trap and her divorce news broke on the same day? Possibly, perhaps even probably. However, the timing is rather perfect, because now instead of talking about Megan Fox's divorce, I simply want to talk about her Instagram Stories follow-up. 

Yes, that's Megan Fox in the same outfit playing Machine Gun Kelly’s “Emo Girl” song which is, as you may already know, about a guy who fell for the emo girl. It's also a song that references her cult classic Jennifer's Body with some of its lyrics. 

Despite the attention on the thirst trap, it is worth noting that news broke earlier today that Brian Austin Green and Megan Fox’s divorce has reportedly been finalized after their initial split in May of 2020. She’s definitely moved on and is engaged to Machine Gun Kelly. Her ex is also having a baby with Dancing With the Stars pro Sharna Burgess, so it really was all about ironing out the details at this point. Both parties are co-parenting, and there was allegedly no prenup involved, so assets will be split. 

In the meantime, Megan Fox has seen renewed interest thanks to some savvy social media moves, a new fiancé and all kinds of other changes in her life. Next up, she's set to be a highlight of The Expendables 4 and I'm honestly interested to see what that movie franchise does with her, though we have already seen her looking badass on set. That flick is one of the upcoming movies this year, and I'm sure we'll see more from the actress as her schedule ramps up.

It seems like many moons ago, but there was a time when Megan Fox was an it-couple with Beverly Hills, 90210’s Brian Austin Green. The pair shared a 15-year love story that led to marriage, parenting three children together and their eventual separation in late 2019. As it was announced earlier this week that Megan Fox is planning to tie the knot with Machine Gun Kelly, we’re hearing Green’s alleged perspective on the engagement. 

Brian Austin Green is reportedly “happy” for his ex wife following the news that his ex and her new love are planning to get married after almost two years of dating. Green’s main focus is making sure they are “both on the same page.” per People. As long as they can continue to work together as co-parents, the actor is apparently all “good” with Fox’s engagement. 

Following the couple’s split, Megan Fox and Machine Gun Kelly crossed paths on the set of Midnight in the Switchgrass in early 2020 and became fast friends before igniting a powerful flame between one another. The same year, Fox's former husband actually got struck by cupid’s arrow as well when he met Dancing with the Stars’ pro Sharna Burgess. The two celebrated one year together in October just as he finalized his divorce with Fox. Check out his sweet post at the time of their anniversary: 

Megan Fox and Brian Austin Green have three children together, nine-year-old Noah Shannon, 7-year-old Bodhi Ransom and 5-year-old Journey River. People's source also added that the pair are “strictly co-parents” at this time and thaat Green is “super into” Sharna Burgess. So there’s no drama between the couple as they both move on from their marriage and divorce and on to new romances. 

Brian Austin Green additionally has a 19-year-old son Kassius from a prior relationship, and while former lover will soon become stepmother to Machine Gun Kelly’s only child, his 12-year-old daughter, Casie Colson Baker. As the Transformers alum reaches a new milestone in her life, it’s great to hear her ex and father to her three children is supporting her and Machine Gun Kelly as they get ready to get married.

After over a year and a half as a couple, Machine Gun Kelly proposed to Megan Fox under a tree where they previously sat in July 2020 and “asked for magic,” according to the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles actress. Fox shared this video Wednesday to announce their engagement: 

Megan Fox and Brian Austin Green met in 2004 when Fox was 18 and Green was 31. After a 15-year relationship, the engagement marks a new chapter for the both of them. Between Fox and MGK and Brian Austin Green and Sharna Burgess, there seems to be a lot of happiness floating about. They're proof that is possible after divorce, folks! 

Megan Fox has been very public in her new relationship with Machine Gun Kelly. Like, really public. And yet, it turns out that all the while she was still dealing with the legal wrangling of divorce. That is all behind her now as Fox and ex Brian Austin Green have now reached a final settlement. They are officially divorced.

The split between Megan Fox and Brian Austin Green was announced in May of 2020, though paperwork to make the split legal wasn’t filed until last November. By that metric it took less than a year to go through the system, which is pretty good, all things considered. Still, considering that the split was announced much earlier one would have thought they would have been through all this by now.  E! reports that the judgement was filed on October 15.

It’s not that unusual for people to move on with their lives emotionally while still technically being tied to the old one legally. Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie still aren’t through with their courtroom battles. Neither are Channing Tatum and Jenna Dewan. In both those cases, while the couples are legally separated and some have started new relationships, there are various unsettled issues preventing the divorce from being finalized.  

The overall fast judgement was likely due to the fact that there was no prenuptial agreement, and thus the pair just made an even split of assets more or less down the middle. There was also no battle over custody. Fox had requested joint legal custody of the couple’s three kids, so there was probably little to fight over there, on an issue that is frequently a major sticking point in divorce proceedings. 

That’s been the case in the divorce between Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt, where child custody was one of the major issues that the two sides were unable to agree on. It’s unknown if Brian Austin Green and Megan Fox had a winery they needed to fight over. 

Both Megan Fox and Brian Austin Green have started new relationships since announcing the split. While Fox and Machine Gun Kelly have been grabbing most of the headlines, Green has been seeing Sharna Burgess of Dancing with the Stars fame. 

But now that the divorce is officially complete, both members of this ex-couple can move forward in their new relationships. The pair will always be connected to some degree, they have three kids between them, but now they can hopefully find happiness elsewhere. 

One assumes both Green and Fox will be celebrating their new status with their new significant others. In the case of Megan Fox that will probably mean some very public celebrating, as she and Machine Gun Kelly haven’t exactly been subtle. 

Season 30 of Dancing with the Stars kicked off just last month and, to many people's surprise, a real-life couple was paired on the dance floor. Professional dancer and Dancing With the Stars veteran Sharna Burgess and boyfriend Brian Austin Green, who is probably best known for his time on Beverly Hills, 90210, are currently. still competing in the reality dance show. And now, Burgess has responded to those “showmance” accusations, which claim that the couple’s romantic relationship gives them an advantage in the competition. 

Sharna Burgess took to Instagram in order to address the claims. The dancer didn't mince words, as she put down the “showmance” rumors, saying that what she and Brian Austin Green have is the real deal and that their time together on the show is a part of their actual romantic journey together. She also shared thoughts on why their relationship doesn't have the effect the public believes it has. Here’s what the professional dancer says, exactly:

While there have been plenty of relationships to come out of Dancing With the Stars, Sharna Burgess and Brian Austin Green are actually the first couple to be romantically involved prior to being paired up on the show. While this isn’t the only first viewers have seen in Season 30, the two are still certainly unique among most of their fellow competitors. It probably doesn't hurt that the two already know each other well, yet I would imagine it would indeed spark those challenges that Burgess discussed, which the other couples would theoretically not face. In the end, though, it all seems to even out.

Dancing is an intimate sport, and it would totally make sense that connections would be formed on the dance floor and practice rooms in preparation for the show. With this, being partners on the reality competition show could strengthen the bond that the two celebrities ave. And based on the pictures shared by Sharna Burgess certainly make it seem like they are enjoying the time together. Check out the dancer’s full post below, in which she specifically points out a full butt grab mid-rehearsal:

With Tyra Banks flamboyantly hosting, Dancing with the Stars airs every Monday night at 8 p.m. ET on ABC. Also, if you’re a fan of this season's real-life-couple-turned-dancing-duo, you have the power to keep them in the competition by watching and phoning in to vote for them to win.

Megan Fox And Brian Austin Green’s big split was a notable one in 2020, but it’s not as fresh as it once was given Fox has moved on with Machine Gun Kelly and Green has embarked on a relationship with Dancing with the Stars pro Sharna Burgess. Recently, the former Beverly Hills, 90210 actor shared a sweet post with Burgess from a recent trip to Disney World in which he made a comment that some took to be a shot at Fox. Now, Green has shared his own thoughts on the matter.

Why Do Some People On The Internet Think Brian Austin Green Is Taking Digs?

The post in question was publicly shared on Instagram this week. In it, Brian Austin Green is seen canoodling with Sharna Burgess in the Happiest Place on Earth. The post in question is captioned “It’s been a really long time since I’ve been with someone I can truly share life with.” Given, Brian Austin Green only broke up with Megan Fox in the middle part of 2020, it seems as if some people felt the comment might not be in the best taste.

It probably does not particularly help things that Brian Austin Green has seemingly made comments that have come off as digs before. Back in August, it came off as if he were not above a little petty revenge after Megan Fox famously appeared in a post with Machine Gun Kelly with a very memorable caption “Achingly Beautiful Boy… I am yours.” Soon after, Brian Austin Green shared his own posts with his kids… and featuring the caption his ex had favored.

I’m just saying, I see why it’s not so far-fetched to think Brian Austin Green would not be above a little dig or two, even if the above Instagram post was simply a jest. Still, it’s worth pointing out that both Megan Fox and Green have been co-parenting together for over a year now since their initial split. They’ve both moved on to new partners and Megan Fox was even positive on the Disney-related post, noting, “Grateful for Sharna” along with a heart emoji. So, clearly there are not hard feelings on Fox’s end.

How Brian Austin Green Responded After The Post Went Viral

A good chunk of Internet users noticed the post from Brian Austin Green, as well as responses from both Sharna Burgess and Megan Fox when they dropped online. Some commenters on Instagram mentioned things like “shots fired” or “weird to bring your ex into a perfect moment with your new girlfriend.” It was enough to prompt Green to feel he needed to respond, so he took to Instagram Stories to share his thoughts, noting,

Honestly, this is in keeping with what both have said in the past. Brian Austin Green has said that he doesn’t want anyone to come off like “the villain” where their divorce is involved. (A note some celeb couples could probably take.) Even Sharna Burgess has chimed in and said the two have created and raised wonderful kids. And Fox comments on his fun relationship posts, so in a lot of ways this whole thing seems to have gone as swimmingly as it possible could. Except for all the Machine Gun Kelly/ Megan Fox haters, maybe.

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Running for 10 seasons in total and inspiring several more series in its wake, Beverly Hills 90210 is undoubtedly one of the most popular shows of the '90s. A decade-spanning look into the developing lives of upscale Beverly Hills teenagers trying to navigate their lives through high school, then college, then early adulthood, particularly as the show navigated through topics both lighthearted and serious, the long-spanning coming-of-age series became a massive ongoing success for its central players, including Jason Priestley, Shannen Doherty, Tori Spelling, Ian Ziering, Gabrielle Carteris, and the late Luke Perry.

Now that Beverly Hills 90210 has been off the air for over 20 years (give or take some short-lived reboots), let's take a look at what the high-profile ensemble of this heavily-watched teen/young adult drama series are doing now. Unfortunately, as we mentioned before, Luke Perry is no longer with us, having died in 2019, but his memory remains cherished among fans of the show.

Jason Priestley (Brandon Walsh)

As Brandon Walsh, the virtuous and admired lead character of the series, Jason Priestley played the male protagonist in Beverly Hills 90210. He later reprised this role and played a fictionalized version of himself in BH90210, where he also worked as a co-producer and director. His other notable TV credits include his starring turn in Call Me Fritz, where he also directed several episodes, Raising Expectations, Haven, Side Order of Life, Tru Calling, Sister Kate, and Teen Angel. Additionally, away from television, Priestley can be seen in Tombstone, Hacks, Watchers, Calendar Girl, Double Down, Made in Brooklyn, Cover Story, and Cherish.

Over the years, Jason Priestley has moved behind the camera to direct several shows, including Van Helsing, Saving Hope, The Outer Limits, The Secret Life of the American Teenager, The Lake, 7th Heaven, and Haven. He made his feature directorial debut with 2013's Cats & Dylan. He also directed several TV movies, including Dear Santa, Don't Cry Now, and Barenaked in America. Currently, Priestley stars in Private Eyes, which he also works as an executive producer and director.

Shannen Doherty (Brenda Walsh)

In the role of Brenda Walsh, a smart, driven, outgoing teenager who wants to make a good impression, Shannen Doherty played one of the lead roles in Beverly Hills 90210. She later reprised this role in 90210 and BH90210, where she also played a fictionalized version of herself. Doherty also co-produced the latter series. Away from this television franchise, the actress is best known for playing Prue Halliwell in Charmed. She also played main roles in Little House on the Prairie, Our House, and The Secret of Lost Creek, as well as recurring roles in Heathers and North Shore. Additionally, Doherty starred in the reality TV series, Shannen Says. Furthermore, her film credits include Heathers, Mallrats, Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back, Bethany, Night Shift, and Girls Just Want to Have Fun. She can also be heard in The Secret of NIMH.

Most recently, Shannen Doherty was seen in Undateable John. The TV actress also made a cameo in Riverdale as a tribute to the late Luke Perry. Next, the actress will be seen in The Fortress, which will reportedly get a sequel prior to its original's release. She's also expected to reprise her role as Rene in a Mallrats sequel.

Tori Spelling (Donna Martin)

Playing the part of Donna Martin, a sweet, easygoing character with an eye for fashion, Tori Spelling found her star-making role in Beverly Hills 90210. The actress also played the part in Melrose Place, 90210, and BH90210, where she also played a variation of herself, which she also co-created and co-produced. Outside of this TV franchise, Spelling starred in several TV movies, including A Friend to Die For, A Carol Christmas, The Mistle-Toes, and both versions of Mother, May I Sleep with Danger? Additionally, the actress starred in So Notorious, as well as reality TV series like Tori & Dean: Home Sweet Hollywood, True Tori, and Tori & Dean: Cabin Fever. She also appeared in The Last Sharknado: It's About Time.

In film, additionally, Tori Spelling appeared in Troop Beverly Hills, The House of Yes, Scream 2, Scary Movie 2, and Kiss the Bride. Outside of acting, Spelling is a best-selling memoirist and the host of the podcast, 9021OMG, alongside Jennie Garth. Currently, the actress is filming Bleeding Greed.

Jennie Garth (Kelly Taylor)

As Kelly Taylor, a young woman who has survived several personal challenges in her steps towards adulthood, Jennie Garth played a main character in Beverly Hills 90210. She also played this role in Melrose Place, 90210, and BH90210, where the actress also co-created and co-produced. Outside of this series, Garth is most notably known for playing Val Tyler in The WB's What I Like About You. She also appeared in Dancing with the Stars. Her other television credits include The $treet, Brand New Life, Community, Mystery Girls, The Mick, and The Larry Sanders Show. Garth also starred in TV movies like Secret Santa and Girl, Positive.

Away from television, Jennie Garth can be seen in Power 86, Your Family Or Your Life, My Brother's War. She was also heard in Stewie Griffin: The Untold Story. Outside of acting, Garth penned the 2014 memoir, Deep Thoughts from a Hollywood Blonde. Next, Garth will be seen in Left for Dead: The Ashley Reeves Story. She also currently hosts the podcast, 9021OMG, alongside Tori Spelling.

Ian Ziering (Steve Sanders)

In the role of Steve Sanders, a seemingly rich and spoiled teenager with a sensitive side, Ian Ziering played one of the main characters in Beverly Hills 90210. He also played the part in Melrose Place and BH90210, along with a fictionalized version of himself, which he also co-produced. Away from this popular series, Ziering is best known for playing the lead role of Fin Shepard in the Sharknado movies, leading up to 2018's The Last Sharknado: It's About Time. Recently, Ziering had recurring roles in Swamp Thing and Malibu Rescue. He also appeared in Dancing with the Stars, The Apprentice, Worst Cooks in America, Celebrity Name Game, and Hollywood Squares.

As a voice actor, additionally, Ian Ziering is heard in Biker Mice from Mars, Mighty Ducks, Godzilla: The Series, Spider-Man, Batman Beyond, and Batman Beyond: The Movie. Outside of television, Ziering appears in Endless Love, That's My Boy, McKenna Shoots for the Stars, Domino, No Way Back, The Legend of Awesomest Maximus, F the Prom, and Malibu Rescue. Next, the actor will be seen in Hunters.

Gabrielle Carteris (Andrea Zuckerman)

Playing the part of Andrea Zuckerman, a dedicated and overreaching high school academic, Gabrielle Carteris played a purpose-driven young woman in Beverly Hills 90210. She also reprised the role and played a version of herself in BH90210, which she also co-produced. Her other television credits include a main role in My Alibi and a recurring role in Code Black, as well as guest appearances in Touched by an Angel, JAG, NYPD Blue, Nip/Tuck, Drake & Josh, Crossing Jordan, The Middle, Longmire, and NCIS. Additionally, on the big screen, Carteris can be seen in Raising Cain, Jackknife, and Meet Wally Sparks.

Furthermore, as a voice actress, Gabrielle Carteris is heard in Johnny Bravo, King of the Hill, Batman Beyond, Gargoyles, Avatar: The Last Airbender, and Batman: The Brave and the Bold. She also lent her voice to video games like Marvel: Ultimate Alliance, Arc the Lad: Twilight of the Spirits, La Pucelle: Tactics, Minority Reports: Everybody Runs, Bionic Commando, and Spider-Man 3. Next, Carteris will appear in How to Deter a Robber. She'll also be seen in Boon.

Brian Austin Green (David Silver)

As David Silver, an ambitious kid who wants so desperately to be cool, Brian Austin Green played a primary character throughout all ten seasons of Fox's Beverly Hills 90210. He also played this part in Melrose Place and reprised this role and played a variation of himself in BH90210, which he also co-produced. Away from this series, Green was a series regular on Terminator: The Sarah Conner Chronicles, Freddie, Anger Management, and Wedding Band. Also, the actor played recurring roles in Desperate Housewives, Stacey Stone, Trailer Park Boys, and Knots Landing. Outside of television, Green appears in Don't Blink, Cross, Laws of Deception, Kickboxer 2, ChromeSkull: Laid to Rest 2, and Domino.

Most recently, Brian Austin Green was a guest star on ABC's The Conners. The actor was also revealed to be the giraffe in Fox's The Masked Singer. Currently, Green is a panelist on The Masked Dancer. Next, the actor will star in Pacerville.

Carol Potter (Cindy Walsh)

In the role of Cindy Walsh, the mother of Brenda and Brandon, Carol Potter plays a maternal character in Beverly Hills 90210. Outside of this Fox show, Potter played Joan Cummings in NBC's long-running Sunset Beach. Her other television credits include Today's F.B.I., JAG, Greek, Medium, L.A. Law, One Life to Live, and BH90210. Outside of television, Potter was seen in Tiger Heart, Naturally Native, and Dutch Treat. Most recently, the TV actress appeared in Donny's Bar Mitzvah earlier this year.

James Eckhouse (Jim Walsh)

Playing the part of Jim Walsh, the disciplinarian father of Brandon and Brenda, James Eckhouse plays a paternal character in Beverly Hills 90210. Prior to his time in this series, Eckhouse was seen in supporting roles in Big, Trading Places, Fatal Attraction, Cocktail, and Fat Man and Little Boy. He can also be seen in A Cinderella Story, Guess Who, The Avengers, Blue Heaven, Defending Your Life, Junior, One True Thing, and Judgment Day. The actor also produced and starred in The Boy on the Train.

Additionally, James Eckhouse's other television credits include Days of Our Lives, High & Mighty, The Good Wife, CSI, Nip/Tuck, Criminal Minds, Once And Again, The Equalizer, and Chicago Hope. Most recently, the actor appeared in Saving Paradise. He also guest-starred on Chicago Med.

Tiffani Thiessen (Valerie Malone)

As Valerie Malone, a smart and daring woman who has trouble trusting people due to her past trauma, Tiffani Thiessen played a main character on Beverly Hills 90210 starting in Season 5. Outside of this series, Thiessen starred as Kelly Kapowski in NBC's Saved by the Bell. She also appeared in Netflix's Alexa and Katie and USA Network's White Collar. Her other television credits include Fastlane, What About Brian, Good Morning Miami, and Two Guys and a Girl. She also hosted Cooking Channel's Dinner at Tiffani's and she's currently the host of Deliciousness, which she also produces. The actress also voiced a character in Jake and the Never Land Pirates.

Away from television, Tiffany Thiessen appears in Son in Law, The Ladies Man, Speedway Junky, Love Stinks, From Dusk Till Dawn 2: Texas Blood Money, Shriek If You Know What I Did Last Friday the Thirteenth, Hollywood Ending, and Cyborg Soldier. Most recently, the TV actress reprised her role as Kate in Peacock's Saved by the Bell, which she also produced.

Kathleen Robertson (Clare Arnold)

Playing the part of Clare Arnold, a cultured, intelligent, and privileged young woman, Kathleen Robertson was a main character in the sixth and seventh seasons of Beverly Hills 90210. Away from this series, Robertson starred in the Canadian sitcom, Maniac Mansion. She also played a prominent part in Starz's Boss. More recently, Robertson played main characters in Murder in the First, The Fixer, and Northern Rescue, as well as a recurring role in Bates Motel. Her other television credits include Tin Man, Girls Club, Law & Order: Criminal Intenet, Medium, Rookie Blue, and CSI: Miami.

Away from TV, Kathleen Robertson can be seen in Scary Movie 2, Beautiful, Psycho Beach Party, Hollywoodland, The Vatican Tapes, Nowhere, I Am Sam, Three Days in Havana, Down the Road Again, and Seal Team Six: The Raid on Osama Bin Laden. Most recently, the actress filmed a role in Quibi's Swimming with Sharks, the status of which is unknown on account of the company folding.

You can stream Beverly Hills, 90210 on Hulu and Paramount+.

The Megan Fox and Brian Austin Green relationship saga has had plenty of developments. But after three kids and two different divorce filings, the two seemed to have found their stride – apart. In fact, Green’s new gal, Sharna Burgess, shed some positive light on the pair's co-parenting skills.

Brian Austin Green's new girlfriend Sharna Burgess opened up on Australia's The Morning Show. The professional ballroom dancer had nothing but nice things to say about how Green and Megan Fox co-parent their three children Journey River, Bodhi ransom and Noah Shannon. Burgess said:

Dancing with the Stars’ Sharna Burgess may have had a slight slip up by initially referring to Megan Fox as Brian Austin Green's wife instead of ex-wife. But she can hardly be penalized for it, given that the pair only just recently filed for divorce. The Blast reported both Fox and Green filed for divorce a day before Thanksgiving.

The announcement of Megan Fox and Brian Austin Green's divorce was widely speculated to be a result of her burgeoning relationship with rapper Machine Gun Kelly. Last year, Fox and Kelly attended the 2020 American Music Awards, only three days before the official split.

However, Brian Austin Green also appeared to be pursuing other relationships at the same time as Megan Fox. Green and Sharna Burgess made their relationship “Instagram official” on January 11 when Burgess posted a photo of the two kissing in Hawaii. A source told People at the time that they had been seeing each other for weeks.

Brian Austin Green and Sharna Burgess took the time on Valentine's Day to post a 12-minute long Instagram live session together. They joked around and engaged with fans. Green mentioned in the post that the kids were with the two on the celebratory day of love and had even spent four days all together at Big Bear previously. Green said,

It is an impressive feat for a couple to make things amicable after a divorce. But given that Megan Fox and Brian Austin Green's co-parenting allows for new partners to be in their children's lives, they must be doing something right.

It was big news earlier this week when the already-rumored Sharna Burgess and Brian Austin Green officially became an Instagram “official” couple, sharing photos from their recent holiday vacation to boot. However, they aren’t the only two enjoying a nice vacation as part of a new relationship. Following the breaking Brian Austin Green news, Megan Fox and Machine Gun Kelly posted about their own big trip.

News also broke this week that Megan Fox and her new beau Machine Gun Kelly took their own trip to Las Vegas for the new year, where they ate at T-Bones Chophouse, did a little gambling, and even bowled, per ET. By all accounts they are in a group and seem to be having a blast (as well as apparently social distancing together).

Since the split in the first half of 2020, both Brian Austin Green and Megan Fox have said they are co-parenting and “learning as they go." Thus, they likely aren’t looking to take trips and be absent from the kids at exactly the same time. It makes sense that Brian Austin Green would get his trip with Sharna Burgess and that Megan Fox and Machine Gun Kelly would take a trip shortly after.

What I find most interesting about this story, however, is that both stories broke so close together. The Sharna Burgess and Brian Austin Green confirming their relationship on vacation news has been running around at the same time as the Megan Fox and Machine Gun Kelly news. It could all be coincidence, of course. Or maybe one of them just has a really good publicist.

Both Megan Fox and Brian Austin Green spent much of 2020 in the spotlight. Their breakup was public, though Green initially requested fans don’t paint either one of them as a victim or a villain as break-ups are always tough on families and the two share three children. However, that doesn’t always mean things are perfect, as Green did stoop to a little petty revenge after Fox started dating Machine Gun Kelly.

It’s been months now since the initial split and it seems that both Brian Austin Green and Megan Fox have moved on in their lives and relationships. This is lovely news for all parties involved. Though I am curious to know which of them has the better publicist these days…

You can catch Megan Fox and Machine Gun Kelly together in the upcoming flick Midnight in the Switchgrass. Brian Austin Green is just coming off of a stint on The Masked Singer while Sharna Burgess while Sharna Burgess, of course, is a Dancing with the Stars pro. Work or no work, the last 12 months have seemed like a good time for a lot of couples or former couples to work a lot of different things out.

After the runaway success of The Masked Singer, Fox has decided to replicate the formula with the upcoming series The Masked Dancer. For the new project, Fox has brought an OG American Idol judge into the fold – singer and choreographer Paula Abdul. Given the entertainer’s dancer background, not to mention that of fellow co-judge Brian Austin Green, this series is on-brand. But Paula Abdul has already admitted that television audiences will likely never see her utilize those moves on the upcoming show.

Paula Abdul recently interviewed with E!’s Daily Pop to promote The Masked Dancer, which the dancer and singer said she was unfamiliar with until producer Rob Wade approached her to be on the panel. Abdul’s placement is no surprise, given her years as a Laker Girl and choreographer for film, television and music. But Abdul’s famous moves will remain uncaptured by cameras here, as the multi-tainer spoke about pulling out some Seinfeld-inspired moves for audiences with fellow judge Ken Jeong.

Having Abdul as the judge of a dancing show fits more with her rhythm-centric persona than her long and tumultuous run on the rating juggernaut American Idol. While the general public no doubt knows of Abdul’s celebrated music career – shout out to MC Skat Kat – but perhaps fans more attuned to the 1980s and 1990s will remember she made a name for herself choreographing for Michael and Janet Jackson, along with George Michael and Deborah Gibson, among others. She was not a choreographer for Julia Louis-Dreyfus or any other Seinfeld characters, but she apparently picked up some of those moves naturally. Too bad audiences likely won't be able to see them in action.

Paula Abdul even served as a choreographer for films such as Coming to America, American Beauty, as well as for the famous piano scene in 1988’s Big. On top of those accolades, Abdul has won two Primetime Emmy Awards for The Tracey Ullman Show and her American Music Awards performance. If anyone's dancing needs to get showcased on The Masked Dancer, it's probably her. Somebody get this woman a mask!

Abdul’s career has spanned five decades, with her music career lasting from the 1980s into the mid-1990s. Her debut album Forever Your Girl spawned a record-setting four Billboard Hot 100 number singles with two more number ones from her second album Spellbound. Her career yielded multiple awards, including a Grammy for Best Music Video. Could she possibly secure another Emmy for her work on Masked Dancer? It might help if they showed her dancing more.

Along with judging on American Idol and The Masked Dancer, the entertainer has previously been a judge on CBS’s short-lived competition Live to DanceI, along with two other Fox productions – So You Think You Can Dance and the U.S. version of The X-Factor. Abdul is joined on the show’s panel by The Masked Singer’s Ken Jeong, Brian Austin Green and Ashley Tisdale, with comedian Craig Robinson as the host.

You can check out Paula Abdul on The Masked Dancer on Fox when it premieres on Sunday, Dec. 27, 2020, at 8:00 p.m. ET, before moving to its normal Wednesday night time slot. To see what else is coming soon, head to our Fall 2020 TV premiere schedule and our 2021 Winter and Spring TV rundown.

Fox made a brilliant decision when first ordering a U.S. version of South Korea's The Masked Singer. Its ratings success can easily be measured by the network airing four seasons in the span of slightly less than two years, along with a Season 3 premiere that earned the coveted post-Super Bowl time slot. Adding another notch to the franchise's belt is the upcoming spinoff series The Masked Dancer, and below is a quick rundown of just about everything viewers should know before going into Season 1. (Bonus detail: it's currently an event series, but Season 2 will probably happen if the ratings are solid.)

The Masked Dancer's Judges Include Ken Jeong And More

In true spinoff form, The Masked Dancer isn't just an offshoot by name, but it also includes one of the flagship series' stars. For the new show, resident excellent-guesser Ken Jeong is joined by American Idol vet Paula Abdul, Beverly Hills 90210 vet Brian Austin Green and the High School Musical series' Ashley Tisdale. All three non-Ken judges have many years of combined experience within the worlds of music and choreographed dancing – and it's not like Ken can't belt out a tune – so they should all make for qualified game show detectives. Plus, Green already has the expertise of being a former Masked Singer contestant.

Another bonus detail! The Big Bang Theory vet Mayim Bialik already confirmed via wardrobe malfunction post that she will be one of the guest judges during the season, partly in promotion of her own new Fox series, the fourth-wall-breaking comedy Call Me Kat.

Craig Robinson Is The Masked Dancer's Host

Anyone who's a fan of Craig Robinson knows that the comedic entertainer knows how to get his groove on, both with his voice and his moves. So he's as natural a fit for The Masked Dancer as Nick Cannon was for The Masked Singer. Viewers can probably expect to see Robinson bust a move at least once during the show's nine-episode season. Fingers crossed it happens at least once an episode, though.

The Masked Dancer Features 10 Contestants

The Masked Singer has featured everywhere from 12 to 18 celebrities across its four seasons, so The Masked Dancer is setting a franchise low by only featuring ten different celebrity contestants. Everyone has to start somewhere, though, and The Masked Dancer is kicking things off with a lineup of themed costumes that includes Cotton Candy, Cricket, Disco Ball, Exotic Bird, Hammerhead, Ice Cube, Miss Moth, Sloth, Tulip, and Zebra. As it goes with seasons of the flagship series, expected to be impressed, confused, and sometimes a little creeped out by the over-the-top visuals.

The Masked Dancer Originated As A Parody

Not every TV show can make the claim that its existence ties back to a spoof segment from a TV show on a completely different network. But so it goes here, with The Masked Dancer being ordered straight-to-series at Fox after a popular run of spots on The Ellen DeGeneres Show, which went on to include enough Masked Singer judge cameos that it almost seemed silly for it not to exist as a full-blown series. Will the Fox show pull a fast one on fans by featuring a star who already showed up on Ellen? It's definitely a possibility.

The Masked Dancer Will Feature More Clues Than The Masked Singer

At this point, The Masked Singer viewers are aware that some of the clues used for its contestants are incredibly silly and hard to decipher, but take note that the producers were aware of that notion when putting The Masked Dancer together. They totally understand that it's more difficult to recognize someone's dance steps as opposed to someone's voice. Here's what Brian Austin Green had to say during the show's panel at Fox's virtual Television Critics Association presentation.

What's more, Paula Abdul followed that up by saying the clues are absolutely everywhere for viewers to pick up on. Not just in the clue packages, but also from within the costumes that the contestants are wearing, as well as the stage decorations and even in the choreography. It'll be interesting to see how particular dance moves may provide pertinent information about one of The Masked Dancer's competitors.

The Masked Dancer Will Include A Clue Type That Couldn't Happen On Masked Singer

Not only will The Masked Dancer include more all-around clues than its predecessor, but the spinoff series will also introduce a new kind of clue that wouldn't have been possible to utilize on The Masked Singer without the risk of spoiling people's identities. Here's how executive producer Craig Plestis explained it during the show's TCA panel.

Hearing someone's undisguised voice would definitely be a major giveaway clue on The Masked Singer, but that element wouldn't necessarily shake things up on The Masked Dancer. At least, assume the celebs they apply that clue to don't have the world's most recognizable voices. So don't expect to see Friends vet Maggie Wheeler or Picard's Patrick Stewart or South Park's Eric Cartman. (If any show on TV would feature an animated character as a contestant, it's going to be one of Fox's Masked shows.)

The Costumes Were Designed Differently For The Masked Dancer

To be sure, the elaborate and eye-grabbing costumes that are created for The Masked Singer aren't exactly designed to making stage performances easy feats for singers. But the producers had to come up with a different game plan for The Masked Dancer, since it requires a different set of physical skills, and all while being produced under COVID-19 guidelines. According to executive producer Craig Plestis, the designers took care to consider the wide variety of movements that go along with dancing. In his words:

Clearly, the biggest takeaway from that answer is: we're gonna see contestants flipping around at some point, and it's probably going to look weird and/or awesome. One of The Masked Dancer's trailers did show a contestant falling to the ground from a large hoop, which may have involved some flips, but hopefully that wasn't a serious accident.

The Masked Dancer Premieres On December 27

Before 2020 has bid everyone its final farewell, Fox is giving viewers a post-Christmas taste of The Masked Dancer on a special night. The competition spinoff will debut on Sunday, December 27, at 8:00 p.m. ET, with the network giving the series premiere a key time slot after that day's NFL games, which is consistently helpful for The Simpsons and Fox's other animated series. After that, though, The Masked Dancer will flip to regularly airing on Wednesday nights starting on January 6, where it will serve as the lead-in for the game show revival Name That Tune.

Well, you should have just read when The Masked Dancer will make its premiere on Fox, so we won't reiterate that. But while you're waiting to start logging your guesses, head to our Fall 2020 TV premiere schedule and our Winter and Spring TV premiere guide to see what other new and returning shows are on the way.

Living out private moments in a public forum can’t be easy. As Brian Austin Green and Megan Fox go through their divorce proceedings, their relationship is still a point of interest for many. The fact that Megan Fox is now in a relationship with musician and actor Machine Gun Kelly may have drawn more attention to the divorce -- and complicated the situation on a personal level.

Brian Austin Green and Megan Fox’s relationship has been through a lot of ups and downs. The pair married in 2010 but, this past May, they announced they had separated. It wasn’t the first time the pair had split -- Megan Fox filed for divorce in 2016, though the pair ultimately reconciled.

In November 2020, Megan Fox again filed for divorce from Brian Austin Green. Now, according to People, Brian Austin Green has filed his own motion, seeking joint custody of their three children. The divorce filing may not come as a huge shock to fans. We learned over the summer that Megan Fox had begun dating Machine Gun Kelly, whom she met while filming Midnight in the Switchgrass.

Since they met, Megan Fox appeared in one of Machine Gun Kelly’s music videos, lending credence to growing rumors about their relationship. The pair appeared together on the red carpet for this year’s American Music Awards, shortly before she filed for divorce. Machine Gun Kelly has also opened up about how Megan Fox has been by his side as he struggles with drug abuse.

Though it sounds like things are going well between the new couple, People reports that Megan Fox’s new romance has put a strain on the end of her relationship with Brian Austin Green. According to the magazine, he feels some resentment that she moved on so quickly from their marriage.

There have been hints at this tension, recently. In August, she uploaded a photo of herself and Machine Gun Kelly with a caption that said “Achingly Beautiful Boy… my heart is yours.” Brian Austin Green then seemingly responded with his own post -- a slideshow of photos of their sons, with a pointedly similar caption.

It remains to be seen whether any bitterness between the two actors will impact their divorce proceedings, especially where their custody arrangement is concerned. After their split, he confessed that he hopes neither of them will try to play victim or vilify the other. He’s also said that they’re learning as they go when it comes to co-parenting their sons.

The pair has a lot of history together, which will likely come into play in the coming months. Megan Fox went on the record nearly a decade ago, saying she always wanted kids with her now-estranged husband. Brian Austin Green, for his part, has commended Megan Fox for being the mother of his children.

Keep it here at CinemBlend for more updates on Megan Fox and Brian Austin Green's divorce proceedings and for more news from the world of movies and TV.

Actress Megan Fox has been making headlines since she debuted on the big screen and quickly became a sex symbol. Most recently the conversation has been around her relationship with rapper Machine Gun Kelly, as well as her previous separation from husband Brian Austin Green. And the most recent report indicates that Fox may have pulled the trigger and officially filed for divorce.

Megan Fox and 9021 actor Brian Austin Green began dating all the way back in 2004, at the height of the actress' Transformers fame. Their relationship consistently went viral, as they separated in 2009 before eventually getting back together and marrying 2010. They'd remain married for a decade, and this is the first report of their possible divorce.

This news comes to us from TMZ, and is sure to turn a few heads. The report indicates that Megan Fox filled the official paperwork for divorce proceedings this past Wednesday, and that she was seeking a joint custody agreement regarding the former couple's 3 kids. What's more, she apparently doesn't want either herself or Brian Austin Green receiving spousal support. After all, they're both successful actors who are able to make good money.

As for Brian Austin Green himself, the same report indicates that he's agreeable to the terms that Megan Fox put forward in her divorce paperwork. That is for one exception, as he apparently wants spousal support still on the table. We'll just have to see how this all shakes out, and if the two actors settle their agreement in or out of court.

The news of Megan Fox filing for divorce will no doubt result in plenty of rumors and theories about her ongoing relationship with Machine Gun Kelly. She recently introduced the rapper on last weekend's Grammy Awards, asa very public display of support. We'll just have to wait and see if things heat up between Fox and the musician, especially if she's officially divorced from her ex.

Megan Fox met Machine Gun Kelly on the set of the upcoming movie Midnight in the Switch Grass. Since then they've appeared in public a number of times, and the actress recently starred in the music video for his song "Blood Valentine." And after the recent appearance at the Grammy Awards, it's clear that the couple isn't shy about their very public relationship.

We'll just have to wait and see how the divorce proceedings between Megan Fox and her ex-husband Brian Austin Green ultimately play out. They wouldn't be the only high profile couple going through this process, as Johnny Depp and Amber Heard have been making headlines for months due to their messy legal battle. Only time will tell if Fox and Green are able to separate in a productive way.

Warning: Spoilers for the October 7 episode of The Masked Singer are discussed below.

The Giraffe was the latest masked contender to get eliminated from Fox’s hit show as its faux studio audience watched. Fast forward past Wednesday’s eventful episode of The Masked Singer, and The Giraffe is reacting to Robin Thicke’s guesses, which The Giraffe is not holding back from labeling “ridiculous.” Who was The Giraffe, and why should the panelist have known better? Well, The Giraffe and Thicke have a lot of personal history.

It may not have been one of the most shocking reveals The Masked Singer has ever witnessed. However, Robin Thicke’s guesses about The Giraffe’s identity came as quite a surprise to the person in the suit. The person inside the elaborate costume was revealed to be none other than Brian Austin Green of Beverly Hills, 90210 fame. A reveal that meant judge Thicke’s guesswork missed the mark quite a bit.

Brian Austin Green took a break from serenading the masses amid his exodus to weigh in on Robin Thicke’s off-base guesses. He was inside one of The Masked Singer’s first costumes of its kind, and it did the trick of hiding his identity incredibly well for Thicke. A surprising development, considering that the two share a considerable personal history. Asked if he would be giving him a hard time, Green told EW:

If you thought their days together on the beloved ‘80s sitcom, Growing Pains, would be enough to help Robin Thicke clue-in to Brian Austin Green singing in a Giraffe suit, think again. There was a moment that Green thought his old friend had figured out who he was, though. Thus, leading to a few nervous spells for the father of four turned Masked Singer contestant.

Thankfully for Brian Austin Green/Giraffe, Robin Thicke’s days of singing on his dad’s TV show with him did not cause him to figure it out. That is not to say there was not a moment during The Masked Singer, wherein Green thought Thicke might have gotten wise to The Giraffe’s true identity. Green explained the moment that made him nervous, saying:

What makes Robin Thicke’s wrong guesses so interesting is how incredibly close he got to guessing The Bear’s identity in Season 3. One would have thought that guess might be much more challenging to surmise than a person with whom he has a near and dearhistory. Thicke had the additional clues surrounding his and Brian Austin Green’s friendship, too to help him out here, and yet...

In fairness, I can see where Robin Thicke might have gotten so clouded by his subconscious familiarity with The Giraffe that it blocked him even more from correctly guessing. Whatever the case, new episodes of The Masked Singer air Wednesdays at 8 p.m. ET on Fox. The show is one of this fall’s many premieres, so keep staying tuned to see what television has to offer before the end of the year.

For a few weeks following Brian Austin’s Green’s split from Transformers star Megan Fox, things seemed to be going fairly well. Green made a few statements requesting privacy and making it clear he wasn’t “a victim” in his divorce, and the two seemed to be working to communicate and co-parent their kids. However, co-parenting well or no, Green proved this weekend he’s still up for a little petty revenge when he feels it's warranted.

Basically, if you’ve been keeping tabs on Megan Fox post-split, she’s thrown herself into a deep and intense relationship with Machine Gun Kelly, the rapper and musician whom she appeared with in her underwear in the “Bloody Valentine” video. They then were seen out on some dates and MGK even said he was “in love” in a recent post, which is why Megan Fox’s intense new Instagram comment really isn’t a surprise.

What is a surprise is that Brian Austin Green decided to hilariously go online and react to it. While he didn’t comment on his soon-to-be ex-wife’s own post, he did create a post spotlighting who he feels are the real “achingly beautiful boys”: the kids they share together.

It’s certainly not an over-the-line shot at Megan Fox, but it does come after Brian Austin Green reportedly stopped following Fox on social media. Still, given the two have both been spending time dating other people and given Brian Austin Green has worked so hard to make things seem if not copacetic at least OK, this moment came a little bit out of nowhere, though it’s a pretty flipping funny tack to take.

It also highlights how much love Green has for his boys, though. Megan Fox and Brian Austin Green shared three boys together, Noah, Bodhi, and Journey. Green was also previously in a relationship with Beverly Hills, 90210 cast member Vanessa Marcil. Whilst engaged, they had a son Kassius together, who is also pictured in Brian Austin Green’s post.

Brian Austin Green has doubled down on parenting in recent weeks as Megan Fox went back to work on her movie with Machine Gun Kelly Midnight in the Switchgrass, which started filming again in Puerto Rico in June. Meanwhile, while it’s been clear that Fox has thrown herself into this new relationship, Brian Austin Green was also seen dating Courtney Stodden, though he says there's been much more of a microscope on his life since his split. He also recently revealed in an interview with Hollywood Raw that he had no idea Instagram was such a hot place for dating until he broke up with his wife.

So, he's clearly been spending time on the social media platform for reasons beyond petty revenge. Though hopefully the co-parenting thing is still working out, as splits in the public eye can be difficult to navigate. We wish both Brian Austin Green and Megan Fox the best moving forward.

It’s never easy when a married couple with kids split up. Earlier this year, it was announced that 90210’s Brian Austin Green and Transformers’ Megan Fox separated after ten years of marriage. They have three kids together, and recently Brian Austin Green addressed how they’re co-parenting after the split.

Brian Austin Green was a guest on the Hollywood Raw podcast to set the record straight about rumors swirling about him. During the interview, he was asked where things stand with him and Megan and how things are going overall after the split. Here’s what Brian Austin Green had to say:

This sounds like a pretty mature way to handle a tough situation. Brian Austin Green and Megan Fox separated back in May. As he recalls it on his own podcast, Megan Fox was off on a five-week shoot and two weeks after she returned things became “weird” and she voiced that she liked herself better when she was away.

Brian Austin Green and Megan Fox are parents two-three children: Noah, Bodhi, and Journey. In the past, Brian Austin Green has gushed over his children on social media and Megan Fox always wanted kids with the 90210 star. They remain a family unit, albeit the couple is separated.

This is not the first time their relationship has been on the rocks, though. In 2016, Megan Fox reportedly planned to divorce Brian Austin Green, but later, the couple was able to reconcile and mend the relationship. Soon after, Fox became pregnant with her third children, Journey. And in that way, their brief reunion still resulted in something special.

Since the separation, rumors have swirled that Megan Fox and Machine Gun Kelly have been in a romantic relationship. They first met on the set of Midnight in the Switchgrass and have since been spending a lot of time together. Brian Austin Green has also been the subject of paparazzi when seen with other women after the separation. But on the podcast he also said Megan Fox has been a responsible person who makes good choices. He hopes no one treats either one as a villain or a victim, and that he still plans to have family vacations and holidays together.

One burden celebrity couples must bear is often being in front of the cameras during the thick and thin. Transformers star Megan Fox and 90210 alum Brian Austin Green have been married for ten years, but recent rumors not only indicated that the couple may have separated, but Fox may have already moved on with rapper and co-star Machine Gun Kelly. Green has now set the record straight.

The Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles actor made one thing particularly clear regarding his and Megan Fox's separation. Here’s what he said:

On an episode of his podcast Context with Brian Austin Green, the actor took the full time to explain the situation clearly since he felt it was starting to get out of hand. As Brian Austin Green detailed, Megan Fox was on a five-week shoot late last year when she had an unusually vivid dream that the pair may become distant when she returned. Strangely enough, two weeks after she returned, things felt different and “weird” between them. As Green recalls it:

The couple has since decided to separate. They have each been spotted vacationing in different locations, and Megan Fox and Machine Gun Kelly have been hanging out together. Brian Austin Green said Fox and Kelly are currently “friends,” and he doesn’t want either of them to be painted as the villain and him the victim.

Brian Austin Green complimented his wife for being a “responsible” person who has continued to make good choices. She has directly spoken to him about Machine Gun Kelly. He broke down on the podcast, showing his concern over the public placing them at odds when she has been his best friend for fifteen years and continues to be the mother of his three kids.

Although the couple are in unmarked territory in their relationship, Brian Austin Green believes they will continue to go on family vacations and have holidays together. They have reportedly separated before back in 2009 and 2015.

As many couples quarantine together, a few other celebrity splits have been announced such as Kristin Cavallari and Jay Cutler, who announced their split last month. Today Show contributor Jill Martin also recently called it quits with her fiancé, and Mary-Kate Olsen is currently going through a divorce.

Stay tuned here on CinemaBlend for more celebrity news.

Arguably the most defining teen TV drama of all time is Beverly Hills, 90210. Without the primetime soap starring a bunch of pretty and privileged young adults, shows like The O.C. and Gossip Girl likely never would have been produced. The show got a revival on The CW with almost an entirely new cast. Now, Fox has ordered a series that will reunite key members of the original cast. Don't expect it to be more of the same old shenanigans, though. This 90210 is getting a big twist.

The new Fox event series will be called 90210 rather than Beverly Hills, 90210, and it brings back Jason Priestley, Jennie Garth, Ian Ziering, Gabrielle Carteris, Brian Austin Green, and Tori Spelling, with Spelling presumably not wearing a unicorn mask to belt songs for this particular Fox series. Running for six episodes, 90210 will see the actors playing "heightened versions of themselves" that are inspired by "their real lives and relationships."

The show will pick up with the six actors having gone their separate ways since the original Beverly Hills, 90210 ended 19 years ago, and that is already proof that it will take some liberties with real life, as Jennie Garth and Tori Spelling have worked together. The group will reunite after one decides the time has come for a reboot to get going.

This won't just be six former coworkers hanging out and working on a project, though, as getting the reboot off the ground "may make for an even more delicious soap than the reboot itself." Between Jason Priestley, Jennie Garth, Ian Ziering, Gabrielle Carteris, Brian Austin Green, and Tori Spelling -- or at least these heightened versions of them -- there are first loves, old romances, friends, and frenemies. Is this a recipe for magic, or disaster?

The tone will be irreverent rather than super serious, although I wouldn't rule out some melodrama. This is a series with "90210" in the title, after all! Given that the show will be about the actors rather than the characters, 90210 may be able to neatly sidestep everything that went on in the CW series, which featured both Shannen Doherty and Luke Perry, neither of whom are connected to the Fox series.

Luke Perry's absence may be particularly disappointing to fans; he didn't gain an unfortunate reputation due to the show like Shannen Doherty did, and he even spoke optimistically about a reunion a couple of years ago, saying that "everybody's interested in doing it." Maybe he's too busy over on Riverdale, or maybe the premise didn't appeal to him. It is a pretty bonkers change from the original series.

All I can say for sure at this point is that I'm going to be devastated if Jennie Garth doesn't utter some variation of "I choose me" at some point in the six episodes, even if Luke Perry won't be there in a pseudo-Dylan role to kickstart the love triangle with Jason Priestly/Brandon and Garth/Kelly all over again. Choose yourself, Jennie Garth! Choose yourself! Or give me the Kelly/Brandon happily-ever-after I wanted as a kid. I'll take even a bizarro version of that, if it could happen in 90210.

Fox's new take on 90210 will air this summer at some point. If you're now in the mood for a fix of the original 90210 cast, you can find the first six seasons streaming on Amazon Prime and the full series streaming on Hulu. For some viewing options featuring less teen drama, check out our midseason TV premiere schedule.

Bwahaha, the '90s will never die! So far, six of the original Beverly Hills, 90210 stars have signed on for a reboot-of-sorts. The scripted project is currently being pitched to both broadcast networks and streaming services, with multiple buyers reportedly showing interest.

Deadline reports that original cast members returning at this point include Jennie Garth (Kelly Taylor), Tori Spelling (Donna Martin), Jason Priestley (Brandon Walsh), Ian Ziering (Steve Sanders), Brian Austin Green (David Silver), and Gabrielle Carteris (Andrea Zuckerman).

Four of those six -- Jennie Garth, Tori Spelling, Ian Ziering, and Brian Austin Green -- are the only ones to appear across the entire 10-season run of Beverly Hills, 90210 from 1990 to 2000 on Fox.

The new CBS TV Studios production is said to not be a traditional reboot. The only other hint on what it will be is an apparent connection to that 90210-related series Tori Spelling and Jenni Garth mentioned earlier in 2018, with the two stars reportedly playing over-the-top versions of themselves.

TMZ paps just recently shared photos of the stars getting coffee together between pitch meetings with suits at Netflix, Amazon, and Hulu. The group was joined by some writers and producers, ostensibly to pitch bringing back Beverly Hills, 90201 almost 30 years after its premiere.

But, based on Deadline's report and the Tori Spelling/Jennie Garth pitch from several months ago, it sounds like it won't be a traditional reboot or revival.

The Beverly Hills, 90210 franchise -- yes, franchise -- includes five shows at this point: the original, Melrose Place, Models Inc., the 90210 reboot, and another Melrose Place. These trend-setters were creating reboots long before the current craze took off.

Whatever happens with this new reboot/revival/whatever, it really needs Shannen Doherty (Brenda Walsh) and Luke Perry (Dylan McKay) to jump on board. Otherwise, they'll have to pull a Fuller House and frequently reference their absence -- like Michelle Tanner/the Olsen Twins.

Just a couple of years ago, Luke Perry had said the whole cast was interested in getting back together for a reunion:

Since then, though, Luke Perry landed a role on The CW's Riverdale as Archie Andrews' dad, Fred; he was also announced as part of the cast of Quentin Tarantino's Once Upon a Time in Hollywood. Maybe he's too busy for this 90210 thing? For her part, Shannen Doherty has been battling breast cancer for the past few years, but the original Heathers star was able to appear in some episodes of that reboot.

A few months ago, Ian Ziering said the 90210 cast all talked about reuniting and figured it was just a matter of time. Now it sounds like he's on board for this, but Luke Perry and Shannen Doherty may not be, at least at this point.

It's early days, though, since they're currently just shopping a show around. Stay tuned for any updates. Since it will be 30 years in 2020 since Beverly Hills, 90210 premiered, that does sound like the perfect milestone for some kind of TV reunion/revival/reboot. In the meantime, the fall 2018 schedule is basically done, but here's what's coming to TV screens in midseason 2019.

Brian Austin Green just couldn't contain his love for his children earlier this week, and flooded his usually relatively inactive Instagram account with adorable photos of his and Megan Fox's three sons. We get it, you guys make the cutest kids ever!

On Wednesday, Brian Austin Green made his return to Instagram after seven months of silence with a flurry of cuteness by sharing some precious pics of his kids with wife Megan Fox, including their newborn son Journey River Green. In the captions, proud papa Green fawned over how handsome his young sons are. This is the first time that Green has shared a photo of Journey since he was born in early August of this year. Accompanying the photo of the newest member of their family, Green commending his wife on making such beautiful babies.

The doting dad also shared some snapshots of his two older sons: 4-year-old Noah and 2-year-old Bodhi. He posted a photo of the two boys beaming in the sunlight on a bench, and wrote about how he misses being young.

Brian Austin Green also shared a cute picture of Bodhi trying on a long red wig. Progressive parents have praised Megan Fox for allowing her children to explore gender without restrictions. Fox told Jimmy Kimmel earlier this year that Noah will sometimes wear dresses, saying that her boys can be whatever they want to be in her house. For little Bodhi, that includes becoming a redhead!

Brian Austin Green finished the lovefest off with a pensive photo of Noah, admiring how "crazy good looking" his son has gotten.

There's no doubt that Brian Austin Green has a crazy amount of love for his sons and wife, but there was a bit of a rough patch in recent years where things didn't look so great for him and Megan Fox. Last year, Fox announced that she was filing for divorce from her husband of five years, but thankfully they were able to work through their separation and were back together by the start of 2016 and announced Fox's pregnancy with Journey a few months later.

These photos just serve as more proof that Brian Austin Green and Megan Fox aren't just one of the hottest couple in Hollywood; they're also the parents to the most adorable kids ever.

Megan Fox is showing off her newborn son in a gorgeous selfie on her Instagram. At just nearly three months old, Journey River Green already has the selfie game on lock with his big, beautiful eyes. Of course, lying next to his stunning mother also helps the picture out as well. Take a look at the shot below.

Journey River Green is Megan Fox and Brian Austin Green's third son together, following four-year-old Noah Shannon Green and two-year-old Bodhi Ransom Green. Fox is also stepmother to Green's 14-year-old son from a pervious marriage, Kassius Green. The announcement of Fox's pregnancy with Journey at the beginning of 2016 came as somewhat of a shock to fans and the media, as she had filed for divorce from Green just a few months prior. The couple had actually decided to not go through with the divorce, and remain married to this day. Fox gave birth to Journey about three months back on August 4.

And though Journey is definitely a blessing, it's not easy taking care of a family of three young boys. A source close to Brian Austin Green told PEOPLE that the couple seems very happy, although Megan Fox is (understandably) pretty tired.

Megan Fox and Brian Austin Green have been together for 12 years. Though there have been reports of them separating several times throughout the years, the two actors have managed to stand the test of time together. They first started a relationship when Green guest starred on Fox's sitcom Hope & Faith in 2004, which raised a few eyebrows given their age difference (Fox was 18 and Green was 30). Two years later, they announced their engagement, but didn't get married until 2010. Immediately prior to their wedding in Hawaii, it had been reported that the two had been separated for a year, but Fox later stated that they were continuously engaged since 2006.

Now, the couple's main concern is their children, although they also have to balance their acting careers as well. Brian Austin Green hasn't been up to much since his series Anger Management ended in 2014, but he's currently working on the sequel to his 2011 fantasy action flick Cross. Megan Fox, on the other hand, has taken major roles on the big and small screen this year, starring as April O'Neil in Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows and taking a recurring stint on New Girl. She also stars in the upcoming James Franco and Seth Rogen comedy Zeroville.

It may be tough to come home and have to take care of three young boys after working all day, but it can't be all that bad with these adorable faces!

With his days as David Silver a decade behind him, once again Brian Austin Green appears to be building some momentum on the small screen and that’ll continue this season as he joins the cast of Desperate Housewives. Read on to hear his thoughts on the role and what he has to say about the new 90210. Green was interviewed by Details.com recently. Among the topics of discussion were his thoughts on the original 90210 as compared with the CW series that’s currently airing…

That actually makes a lot of sense. Beverly Hills, 90210 was a glimpse into the glamorous world of Beverly Hills, told through the eyes of a couple of regular, middle-class kids. At least, it started out that way. But thanks to celeb-reality shows and the internet, “reality” has sort of made the concept a bit less exciting and given how dramatic and drawn out some of the tabloid stories can get, it’s a wonder shows like 90210 can top them anymore.

Green is set to play the role of a dreamy handyman on Desperate Housewives. Here’s what he had to say about the part.

Was he not supposed to be hunky in Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles?

To read the full interview, check out Details.com.

This week's Smallville started out pretty quietly, with Lois and Clark about to smooch and then the phone rings. Nothing really important happened until Lois, searching for Clark, went into a dark abandoned building (because that's where Clark hangs out sometimes) only to find a barely alive John Corben AKA Metallo, who needs to charge his Kryptonite heart. All that trying to kill Lois stuff from before is all good now, because John told her that when they changed his body they messed with his mind. Isn't that convenient.

Clark turned into "Bad Clark" again due to some red Kryptonite at the lab he'd followed Lois to. Then, with new attitude in tow, he found out about the Kryptonite stockpiles when visiting Chloe. So he punished her by burning his symbol into the wall? That ... showed her? Bad Clark decided to destroy the Kryptonite deposits one by one and met up with a now fully-powered Metallo. Looks like we're in for an epic fight ... Nope, Zod blew it up instead, revealing that he has powers to Clark.

Has Smallville hired a fourteen year old boy to write for this show? We got another awkward naked scene; this time with Metallo and Lois. Chloe's snooping again, no surprise there, and she meets and teams up with Tess? Zod scores yet another monologue, this time about trust, and Bad Clark ends up believing him. On a positive note, Metallo has sweet Terminator vision, but also a hole in his neck where anyone can plug in brain control things, so long as they have one on hand. Zod monologued next about family and, in what I saw as a plea to get him to shut up, Bad Clark took Zod to the Fortress of Solitude. Old Monologue McGee gave another speech about power or something or other. I don't know. Honestly, I tend to zone out when Zod starts rambling.

Metallo was teleported to the Fortress to stop Bad Clark from spilling everything to Zod, and got frozen via double ice breath. But you can't keep a good half-robot guy down. Metallo broke free, punted Zod and then *BAM!* got the red out like Ben Stein with Dry-Eyes, only he used a chunk of meteor rock to the gut. Clark apologized to Chloe and ... "Whoops, must have slipped my mind," he said (I'm paraphrasing here). "Those Kryptonite deposits you had? Well, they saved the world in the future I went to. Not really that important of a detail I guess." The episode finally ended with a loving conversation between Lois and Metallo, while Zod spilled his own blood to power up his elite.

My problems with tonight's episode are gonna sound like fanboy whining. Metallo knows what the Blur looks like. How long 'til he knows who Clark is? I'm glad that Metallo stayed alive, and we might get to see more Brian Austin Green, but didn't he want to be Green Lantern on this show? I guess a scantily clad man who derives his power from a green rock is good enough.

Why does Zod talk so much, and why does he get turned on every time someone tries to kill him? In the comics, Metallo is a stone cold killer -- one of the most evil of Superman's rogues -- but this Metallo almost seems like a good guy. I wish they would have gone a little more robotic with him. This version just seems like a sweaty Iron man with super strength.