Megan Fox prefers to fly solo. The 32-year-old Legends of the Lost host left her sons, Noah, 6, Bodhi, 4, and Journey, 2, safe in the home while filming the four-episode Travel Channel series about archaeology.
“I love to allow them to have a routine,” the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles actress told Us Weekly exclusively.
“They’re very young. After all, the baby’s 2, so anyone that’s ever endured a put and 2-year-old them on an aeroplane knows it’s not fun, and I stay away from that if we can. And the older one is in school and I can take him with me wherever I go just", Fox said.
However, Fox takes solace in knowing the boys come in good hands making use of their dad, Brian Austin Green. The couple, who’ve been married since 2010, have an agreement that when one of these is on location, another stays making use of their kids back.
Though the Transformers star has described herself as a “seeker,” she and husband Green, 45, don’t reach explore that much as a couple of. “We’ve no right time,” Fox told Us.
“After all, we haven’t driven to Vegas or flown to Vegas even! We don’t do some of that. We don’t prioritize together taking vacations".
A typical night at the Fox-Green household involves story time (Bodhi and Journey love Mo Willems’ silly book Don’t Allow Bus to be driven by the Pigeon!, while Noah, who takes after his mama clearly, enjoys reading about Egypt).
While some celebrity parents have discussed the necessity to unplug their phones to become present making use of their family, Fox has been someone to constantly check Instagram never.
“I’m not a person who gets 10, each day that I must stick to the top of and not somebody who, obviously, is quite active on social media marketing,” the Tennessee native shared.
“The only real time the web can be used by me easily needs to look for something and I believe it’s very important to them. I don’t want them to see me with a screen before my face all of the right time because I don’t want them to possess screens before their faces all of the right time. I wish to have a natural, human link with my children that lasts for the others of our lives.”
A scene where Megan Fox travels the world to investigate a number of the world’s most enduring legends in Travel Channel’s new series “Legends of the Lost with Megan Fox”. Picture: Travel Channel Fox hopes her entire family will tune into her new show, but she was admitted by her sons are not sure of her films. “They needless to say believe movies are real,” she told Us magazine.
“Therefore I haven’t let them watch whatever I’m in because Personally, I think like they could be worried or stressed for me personally really because there’s always some point in the movie in which a ninja has kidnapped me or perhaps a robot is wanting to crush me.”
In June 2016, Fox announced within an interview with the Los Angeles Times that she’d be leaving Hollywood to spotlight “alternative history” and archaeology.
Legends of the Lost With Megan Fox premieres on Travel Channel Tuesday, December 4, at 10 p.m CAT.