Brian Austin Green Breaks Silence on How His Family Reacted to Megan Fox’s Pregnancy

Brian Austin Green has opened up about his family’s reaction to his ex-wife Megan Fox’s pregnancy with her first child with Machine Gun Kelly. Fox, who shares three sons—Noah, 12, Bodhi, 10, and Journey, 8—with Green, recently announced she is expecting a baby with her ex-fiancé. Despite their past, Green revealed that their children are thrilled about the new addition to their family.

In an interview with People Magazine, the Beverly Hills, 90210 alum shared how his kids feel about welcoming a half-sibling. “They’re super excited. We’re all super excited, and it’s coming soon,” Green said. “Megan is going to be an amazing mother to this baby as well, and I can’t wait to hear about it. And I, of course, wish her the absolute best.”

Green, 50, has a blended family himself. In addition to his three children with Fox, he shares a 21-year-old son, Kassius Lijah, with ex-girlfriend Vanessa Marcil, and a two-year-old son, Zane Walker, with his fiancée, Dancing with the Stars pro-Sharna Burgess.

Speaking about Zane’s role as a big brother, Green expressed excitement over how his youngest will connect with the baby. “The kids are incredibly excited, Sharna’s excited. We’re excited for Zane to spend time with the baby. We’re excited to all come together and bond over it. It’s an amazing time,” he said.

Despite the complexities of co-parenting and blended families, Green remains open to keeping things positive, even suggesting that future holidays together could be a possibility. “You never know,” he said when asked about celebrating milestones as a united family. “I wouldn’t put anything past this.”

Green and Fox, who were married for nearly a decade before finalizing their divorce in 2022, have consistently prioritized their children’s well-being. While Fox’s relationship with Machine Gun Kelly has been on and off, her pregnancy marks a new chapter in both of their lives.

With excitement building in the family, Green’s remarks highlight a supportive and drama-free approach to co-parenting, proving that blended families can come together in times of celebration.