Megan Fox.Photo:Mike Coppola/Getty
Mike Coppola/Getty
Megan Foxis a fiery redhead!
TheTransformersactress, 37, debuted a bright red hairstyle while promoting her poetry bookPretty Boys Are Poisonousat Racket in New York City on Tuesday.
Fox teamed her fiery bob with a brown semi-sheer vest tucked into a high-waisted brown leather pencil skirt and black patent leather heeled boots. She completed her look with nude glossy lips and extra-long red nails.
Fox modeled a bright red hairdo promoting her book in N.Y.C. on Tuesday.Mike Coppola/Getty
The actress’ appearance comes as her new poetry book was released on Tuesday.
Fox gets candid about her personal life in the book as she opens up aboutpast abusive relationshipsand details the miscarriage she suffered with fiancéMachine Gun Kelly(real name Colson Baker).
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The actress showed off her new look at a reading of her poetry book.Mike Coppola/Getty
“I will pay any price,” says Fox. “Tell me please / what is the ransom / for her soul?”
Speaking onGood Morning Americathis week, Fox said that she’d “never been through anything like that in my life.”
“I have three kids, so it was very difficult for both of us and it sent us on a very wild journey together and separately…trying to navigate, ‘What does this mean?’ and ‘Why did this happen?’” she shared of the traumatic experience.
Fox’s shares sonsNoah Shannon, 11,Bodhi Ransom, 9, andJourney River, 7, with her ex-husbandBrian Austin Green.
Kelly — who got engaged to Fox in 2021 — has a daughter,Casie Colson Baker, 14, with ex Emma Cannon.
Prior to her book release, Foxspoke to PEOPLEabout finding freedom in writing about her life.
“Acting doesn’t really allow me to express myself fully in the way writing does because I’m reading someone else’s words under someone else’s direction,” theJennifer’s Bodyactress said. “Poetry gives me a space to experience some catharsis through art.”
The actress added of the book that “some of it is literal, while other parts are allegorical,” but “all of it is something women can relate to.”
source: people.com
