What happens to Megan Fox

Megan Fox knows that her appeal lies solely in the fact that she looks exactly like a mid-price inflatable sex doll.The hollywood bombshell Megan Fox had gotten an engagement ring from on-again/off-again fiancé Brian Austin Green.

Rumours their romance was on the rocks were sparked in January, when Megan attended the Golden Globes without Brian.
She said: "Brian doesn't want to be here. He doesn't want to be my date. He's a man. He has an ego. I think he's probably working on music. I don't think he cares."

After that 22-year-old actress split from Brian, 35, in February amid reports their three-year relationship had "run its course".

Just days later, they reconciled after deciding they couldn't be apart and are currently planning to buy a new home in Santa Monica.Megan Fox had been engaged to Brian Austin Green, who many of you will recognise as the luckiest anonymous actor in the whole wide world. 

And that’s it - Megan Fox and Brian Austin Green will get married and have children and everything will be peachy. Because that tends to be the knock-on consequence of getting engaged, right? Well, apparently not if you’re Megan Fox. Megan has told Extra:

  “I’m not going to be married — I’m not the marrying type, and I know what your next question is going to be — you’re going to ask me, ‘Why are you engaged if you’re not the marrying type?’ I am impulsive and I love my boyfriend, but I have no plans of getting married any time soon.”

A source revealed: “Megan wanted great ocean views because she loves the beach and wants to be able to spot dolphins. And they said they needed several bedrooms and lots of privacy."

Megan's next flick, "Jennifer's Body," slashes into theatres September 18.

Rourke finds his angle-"Megan Fox"

The Transformer lady Megan Fox has signed on to play an angel opposite the Wrestler in director Mitch Glazer's drama "Passion Plays".

Here's the skinny on the project: Rourke will play a down-on-his-heels trumpet player and the 1950s Los Angeles-set tale finds Fox's character, described as a slender beauty with wings who is part of a carnival. Rourke finding redemption in Fox after he attempts to save her from a gangster. Those familiar with the project describe it as a dramatic but heartwarming tale.

Glazer, if you're not familiar, is the screenwriter behind the Al Pacino CIA tale “The Recruit” and the Bill Murray comedy “Scrooged” who will be making his directorial debut with “Plays”; like Rourke and Fox, he's repped by ICM. Laura Bickford, producer of ambitious dramas like "Traffic" and "Che," is producing.

Fox, who recently followed her agents from Gersh, has landed a spate of projects of late, signing on for the Warners Western “Jonah Hex” and the Fox Atomic underwater actioner “Fathom.”

But “Plays” would mark a further evolution in her career; the actress, who burst onto the scene as the female lead in “Transformers” two years ago and appears in the sequel this summer (she'll also appear, of course, in Diablo Cody's upcoming supernatural tale "Jennifer's Body"), had not previously signed on for a drama

Rourke has taken on a series of roles since reviving his career as Randy the Ram in "The Wrestler," signing on as a hit man in the Walter Hill action pic “St. Vincent” and as a villain in Marvel’s “Iron Man 2.” But this is first post-"Wrestler" drama.

Megan Fox has a private animal kingdon

Megan Fox has a private animal kingdom in her Hollywood home

The 'Transformers' actress has turned her Hollywood home into a small scale zoo since moving out of the house she shared with ex-fiance Austin Green in February.

She has made a small scale zoo - keeping five dogs, two cats, two birds a squirrel, and has recently also brought home a pot bellied pig named Piggy Smalls.Megan, 22, reportedly keeps five dogs, two cats, two birds a squirrel, and has recently also brought home a pot bellied pig named Piggy Smalls. 

She said: "I've just moved to a new place with a huge garden, so all my pets have plenty of room. The garden has become my private animal kingdom and I love it.