14 DAY TRIAL // Former “Transformers” stunner Megan Fox is officially off the market. On and off boyfriend Brian Austin Green of the “90210” fame – also occasionally referred to in the media as the luckiest man on earth – proposed for the second time and, also for the second time, Fox said yes. Confirmation of the happy news comes from Fox’s rep, Us Magazine says.
Megan and Brian have been an item for about 6 years and, though she repeatedly said she was not marriage material and could not see herself settling down, the two weathered all the storms and have remained strong as a couple. Unfortunately, after the proposal, in the following excitement, Megan somehow managed to lose the engagement ring, the aforementioned magazine writes. It still hasn’t been found.
“Megan Fox is engaged again, reports the new Us Weekly (on newsstands now). On-again beau Brian Austin Green popped the question to Fox, 24, June 1. ‘Yes, she is engaged,’ her rep tells Us. But in all the excitement, the happy couple somehow lost the ring, sources tell Us Weekly. ‘I saw her jumping up and down,’ a witness tells Us Weekly of the beachside proposal at the Four Seasons Hualalai hotel on the Big Island in Hawaii. ‘Later, I saw a half dozen staff sifting through the sand’,” Us writes.
“Alas, the 2-carat sparkler, which the pair picked out together from Excalibur jewelry store in Beverly Hills, remains MIA. ‘Security and maintenance staff spent a couple of hours looking for it,’ another source tells Us Weekly. ‘No one found it.’ Green, 36, and Fox – who next stars in Jonah Hex (out June 18) – began dating in 2004 but called off their previous two-year engagement in February 2009,” the publication further says.
Though she may have said on a couple of different occasions in the past that she wasn’t cut out to be a wife, in recent weeks, Megan seems to have become more “domestic,” as she herself puts it. In a recent interview, the star said that, contrary to what her fans may believe, she has very strong maternal instincts and could see herself starting a family.