14 DAY TRIAL // Robert Pattinson is, according to many, the guy to die for. With his wicked smile, blue eyes and full lips, he is truly the male icon of his generation, as many media outlets have already rushed to crown him. Yet, for screen beauty Megan Fox, Pattinson does nothing, as neither does another teen heartthrob, Zac Efron, as the actress reveals in her latest interview with Elle magazine (via Radar Online).
Fox, who is currently back with on-and-off longtime fiancé Brian Austin Green, says she simply can’t understand what’s the big deal with these boys-slash-men, since they hold no appeal for her whatsoever. In the same interview, the “Transformers” star also takes the time to explain the so-called “affair” she had with Robert, a story that circulated a couple of weeks ago, shortly after it was rumored that he was dating Natalie Portman and Paris Hilton.
“I just randomly asked someone for a light, and it was him. That was the extent of our ‘relationship.’ But I’m sure there’s going to be a different guy every week now.” Megan says for the magazine. For starters, she doesn’t even like this type of guys, since guys her age are all “immature” and uninteresting, “hav[ing] nothing to offer conversationally,” the stunning actress further reveals.
“I’ve lived the life of a 35-year-old since I was 18. I’m so suspicious of boys-slash-men. I just don’t like them or trust them. "[Robert] and Zac – they’re just too pretty, with the big hair and the suits. And Rob is, what, 22? Zac is 21? That’s a joke.” Fox says of the two male teen idols who get girls’ hearts racing all across the world with just a smile and the occasional hand wave. Oppositely, her fiancé, Brian is just the man with whom she wants to spend her life with, even if she’s admittedly not yet ready to marry. “He’s the one person,” Fox says of Green, “that I know that if I’m struggling and everything’s getting crazy, I can call.”
Megan Fox is also Esquire magazine’s woman of 2009, and will be featured in a unique 10-page photo spread in the latest issue, out at newsstands on May 10.