Megan Fox’s most epic social media clapbacks over the years
Don’t hold back. Megan Fox will do everything possible to protect her children from negative comments – especially when it comes to adults on social media.
“I do not want [my son Noah] that he ever has to read that because he hears it from little kids in his own school saying, ‘Boys don’t wear dresses’.” Jennifer’s body star tells InStyle in July 2021 and revealed that her eldest son was the target of “mean, terrible people and cruel people” because he likes to wear dresses.
Fox – who shares Noah, Bodhi and Journey with his ex-husband Brian Austin Green — has long been open to helping her children express themselves however they want. “I put him in a really liberal hippie school, but even there, here in California, he still has little boys who say, ‘Boys don’t wear dresses,’ or ‘Boys don’t wear pink,'” he said transformers The actress revealed during a performance in September 2019 The conversation. “So let’s go through this now. I’m trying to teach him to be confident no matter what other people say.”
Three years later, Fox explained that while it was “tough as a mother” to see Noah experience bullying because of his choices, she and them Beverly Hills, 90210 Alum would do anything to support him. “My child is so brave, my child is so brave and I know they chose this trip for a reason,” she told Glamor UK at the time. “I worry a lot about this because I just wish humanity weren’t like that.”
Though she admitted she “can’t control the way other people react,” to her little one, the new girl Alum made it clear that there was nothing wrong with supporting her children’s self-expression.
“Noah is an incredible pianist. He can learn Mozart’s concerto in an hour,” Fox told the outlet at the time. “I want people to see that, but I also don’t want the world to have access to that gentle soul and say all the things we all know they’re going to say.”
That Midnight in switchgrass The actress is also outspoken about how the press treated her early in her career. “What have I ever really done that was that provocative or that bad?” she asked during a September 2019 conversation Diablo Cody to the entertainment tonight. “I’ve never really done anything that crazy, but I was really a drug through the coals for all of that.”
Fox noted that the most disturbing reaction came from other women. “I don’t feel like there’s a place for me in feminism,” she admitted at the time. “Even though I consider myself a feminist, feminists don’t want me to be part of their group. … What supports other women when you only support certain of us?”
She continued, “Why can’t I be a part of the group too? Why do I have to be fired?”
Keep scrolling to see some of Fox’s most epic clapbacks over the years:
Recognition: Chelsea Lauren/Shutterstock
Megan Fox’s Most Epic Clapbacks Over the Years: Shutting Down Mom-Shamers, Shooting Back at Trolls, More
Don’t hold back. Megan Fox will do everything possible to protect her children from negative comments – especially when it comes to adults on social media. “I do not want [my son Noah] that he ever has to read that because he hears it from little kids in his own school saying, ‘Boys don’t wear dresses’.” Jennifer’s body star tells InStyle in July 2021 and revealed that her eldest son was the target of “mean, terrible people and cruel people” because he likes to wear dresses. Fox – who shares Noah, Bodhi and Journey with his ex-husband Brian Austin Green — has long been open to helping her children express themselves however they want. “I put him in a really liberal hippie school, but even there, here in California, he still has little boys who say, ‘Boys don’t wear dresses’ or ‘Boys don’t wear pink.'” transformers The actress revealed during a performance in September 2019 The conversation. “So let’s go through this now. I’m trying to teach him to be confident about what other people say.” Three years later, Fox explained that while it was “tough as a mother” to see Noah experience bullying because of his choices, her and them Beverly Hills, 90210 Alum would do anything to support him. “My child is so brave, my child is so brave and I know they chose this trip for a reason,” she told Glamor UK at the time. “I worry a lot about it because I just wish that humanity wasn’t like that.”
[jwplayer yGUtWJB3-zhNYySv2]Though she admitted she “can’t control how other people react” to her little one, the new girl Alum made it clear that there was nothing wrong with supporting her children’s self-expression. “Noah is an incredible pianist. He can learn Mozart’s concerto in an hour,” Fox told the outlet at the time. “I want people to see that, but I also don’t want the world to have access to that gentle soul and say all the things we all know they’re going to say.” Midnight in switchgrass The actress is also outspoken about how the press treated her early in her career. “What have I ever really done that was so provocative or so bad?” she asked during a conversation in September 2019 Diablo Cody to the entertainment tonight. “I’ve never really done anything that crazy, but I was really drugged through the coals for all of that.” Fox noted that the most disturbing reaction came from other women. “I don’t feel like there’s a place for me in feminism,” she admitted at the time. “Although I consider myself a feminist, feminists don’t want me to be part of their group. … What supports other women when you only support certain of us?” She continued, “Why can’t I be part of the group too? Why do I have to be fired?” Keep scrolling to see some of Fox’s most epic clapbacks over the years:
Recognition: Stephen Lovekin/Shutterstock
About being the “older woman”
“There is so much judgement [around my relationship with [Machine Gun Kelly]’ said Fox InStyle in September 2019. “You want to talk about patriarchy? The fact that he’s four years younger than me and people want to pretend I’m dating a younger man. He’s 31 and I’m 35. … Nobody would blink twice, though George Clooney was with someone four years younger.”
She continued: “Four years? Go fk yourself. We would have been in high school together. It is so ridiculous that women are treated like this.”
Recognition: Chelsea Lauren/Shutterstock
About the double standards between men and women
During that interview, Fox revealed that she gets upset when reporters ask about her children while she’s at work. “Are you going to ask her father when he’s out?” she said at the time. “No, because you don’t expect a father to be with the kids all the time, but I’m not supposed to be seen and be at home with my kids. You have another parent. I have to go and sometimes I don’t want them to be photographed and they don’t come with me. Throughout the year, I have been very surprised at how archaic some ways of thinking still are in some people.”
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About supporting Noah’s gender expression
When speaking to InStylethe Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles The actress slammed the “mean, horrible and cruel people” who felt the need to comment on her son’s decision to wear dresses. “I don’t want him ever to have to read that because he hears it from little kids in his own school saying, ‘Boys don’t wear dresses,'” she said.
Recognition: Courtesy of Megan Fox/Instagram
About “forgetting” their children
After Fox shared a sexy selfie via Instagram in October 2022, he shut down mom-shamers asking, “Where are your kids?” in the comments. “Wait wait wait. I have kids?!? Oh my god I knew I forgot something!!” she replied, according to a screenshot posted to a fan account. “Quick, someone call valet at the Beverly Hills Hotel. That’s the last place I remember seeing her. Maybe someone took her there and lost and found her.”
Recognition: Courtesy of Megan Fox/Instagram
About the male gaze
“All that money and she can’t [buy] a razor. She’s now off my ‘list’,” a social media troll commented on Fox’s sexy Halloween costume post in October 2022, referring to the tiny tattoo on her pelvis that’s visible thanks to the high slit in her Zelda costume was visible.
“Are you mistakenly referring to my tattoo?” she fired back, per page six. “Anyway, I’m devastated to have been removed from your list. Was hoping you would marry me.”
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