Megan Fox recently revealed a deeply personal experience from her life in her new poetry book, “Pretty Boys Are Poisonous.” In this collection, the well-known actress shared that she had a miscarriage while carrying Machine Gun Kelly’s child.
Megan Fox, famous for her roles in “Transformers” and “Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles,” has been in the spotlight due to her poetry book, where she bares her soul. Within these pages, she candidly discussed various aspects of her life, including the high points and the darkest moments. In her book, Megan Fox disclosed her miscarriage while pregnant with Machine Gun Kelly’s child.
Fox addressed her miscarriage through two poignant poems in “Pretty Boys Are Poisonous.” In one, she talked about a 10-week and one-day sonogram of a baby girl, reflecting on what might have been. She expressed her feelings with lines like, “Maybe if you hadn’t… maybe if I had…”
In connection to Machine Gun Kelly and her unborn child, she expressed her longing, saying, “I want to hold your hand and hear your laugh, but now I have to say goodbye.” In another verse, Megan described the heart-wrenching moment of letting go, writing, “as they rip you from my insides. I will pay any price. Tell me, please, what is the ransom for her soul?”
Megan Fox’s poetry collection doesn’t shy away from addressing issues of abuse and toxic relationships. She explained that writing this book was a way to confront the pain that had taken root within her due to her past silence.
This deeply personal and revealing collection of poems is a reflection of Megan Fox’s experiences and emotions. “Pretty Boys Are Poisonous” offers insight into her journey and is intended to inspire her admirers.
Megan Fox’s debut poetry book, “Pretty Boys Are Poisonous,” was released on November 7. Through more than seventy poems, she delves into the ways we can lose ourselves while trying to mold into the shape of those we love.