Megan Fox just released her new book titled "Pretty Boys are Poisonous" which revoled around her unfortunate experiences with toxic relationships she had with her ex's. Even though she never blatantly named anyone in the book, it's safe to say that her fiancé, Machine Gun Kelly, isn't among those men.
The actress is set to appear in an episode of "The Drew Barrymore Show" to promote her poetry book and during her conversation with the "Charlie's Angels" star, which will be released this Friday, she credited her lover for helping her with the process of writing and publishing.
"I think it helps that he's an artist himself, and he recognizes that he has this outlet where he gets to experience this catharsis through songwriting," she said. (via Billboard)
@meganfox opens up about healing yourself through your art and @machinegunkelly’s support of her new book. Tune in this Friday for more! pic.twitter.com/nJQ84x3eBE
— The Drew Barrymore Show (@DrewBarrymoreTV) November 8, 2023
Not only did MGK help his soon-to-be-wife regarding the logistics of the book, but she also allowed her to heal and grow in life.
"When you love someone, you're not gonna deny them the right to experience a relief from their suffering. That's just part of what it is to care about someone and want to see them heal," she explained.
Megan Fox Reveals True Feelings Over People Who Speculate on Her Relationship
Elsewhere in the interview, the talk show host asked the "Transformers" actress about her true feelings when the public speculated about her personal life, especially her relationship with the pop-punk artist as there are people who might interpret her poetry and his lyrics as something about each other.
She explained that when two people are in a famous relationship as both of them are public figures, anything she does or says will be connected to her fiancé.
To move forward, Fox said the best thing to do is "just let it go" and express what the truth is, especially in the form of art.
Megan Fox Gets Candid About Miscarriage
The recent interview comes after Megan Fox appeared in "Good Morning America" where she revealed that there are two poems in her new book that discusses her miscarriage.
Speaking about the tragedy that she and Machine Gun Kelly experienced, she revealed that she never went through something like that in her life.
Since she has three kids already, it was difficult for both of them and it sent them "on a very wild journey together and separately."
