Megan Fox Gets Emotional Revealing Her Son Is Bullied For Wearing Dresses
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The "Jennifer's Body" star and her ex-husband have previously defended their son Noah's choice to wear what he wants.
Megan Fox tries her best to protect her children from the world but sometimes, it’s a struggle. The “Jennifer’s Body” actor got emotional during an InStyle magazine interview published this week in which she talked about the “mean, awful people and cruel people” that come after her three children. The interviewer said that when she asked about the actor’s boys, Fox started to cry — and then stopped shortly after — while talking about what her “babies” go through, especially her older son, Noah, who is 8 and sometimes the target of online bullies. “I don’t want him to ever have to read that shit because he hears it from little kids at his own school who are like, ‘Boys don’t wear dresses,’” Megan said.
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