How Does Megan Fox Feel About Brian Austin Green & Sharna Burgess' Baby?

Brian Austin Green and Sharna Burgess' baby boy is being introduced to his blended family, and he seems to already have a favorite.

Weeks after baby Zane was brought into the world, the little one met with Megan Fox, Austin Green's ex-wife and we are told it was a super pleasant interaction.

New mama Burgess sat down with US Weekly to give an update on how her little one has been faring with his new family members. When asked by the interviewer if the toddler has met Fox, the professional dancer revealed that a meeting has indeed occurred, and it was a delightful one.

"She [Fox] came in and got some Zane snuggle time, which was wonderful and really great to see," the 37-year-old declared. Burgess revealed that the "Jennifer's Body" star gushed over her son, describing him as "super cute and such a chill baby."

The Australian native couldn't help but agree with her baby daddy's ex's description of her son, saying, "It’s amazing how chill he is. He doesn’t cry. We’ve not had tears yet. He’s, like, a social butterfly."

The doting mother explained that baby Zane was so open to being held and cuddled by other people. "He just goes in anyone’s arms and relaxes," she added. Fox hasn't made a public comment about her ex-husband's new son, but there's no doubt she has nothing but love for the newborn.

As you might know, Fox and the "Beverly Hills, 90210" actor were married for 11 years before finalizing their divorce in February. The former couple shared three sons, Noah 9, Bodhi 8, and Journey, 5.

The "Transformers" actress has since moved on to musician Machine Gun Kelly and they are engaged while Austin Green has found love in the arms of Burgess.

As for how big brothers — Noah, Bodhi, and Journey — feel about their new sibling, Burgess has only positive reports. 

"They are obsessed with him. They come in every morning, they sneak in, they tiptoe to see if they can see baby Zane," the "DWTS" alum gushed. "They love giving him love and kisses. They love him so much. They think he’s the cutest thing ever."

Burgess revealed that the boys are so eager for baby Zane to grow up as they have a lot of things they want to teach him.

Basking in the warmth shown to her son, the dancer said, "We couldn’t have asked for it to go better for us in having a new addition into our family. Zane has come into so much love and he has siblings that are going to love and support him. And I could not ask for more honestly, it’s a dream."

Burgess and Austin Green broke the news of their son's arrival on July 1 with a heartwarming photo of Zane holding on to his dad's finger. "Zane Walker Green. 06/28/2022 at 12:12pm. My heart is now forever outside of my body," the accompanying caption read.

Following the safe delivery of Zane, Burgess has been candid about her postpartum struggles. As The Blast previously reported, the "So Think You Can Dance" alum detailed her scary C-section procedure in a recent post and its impact on her body.

In the upload where Burgess showed her c-section scar, she disclosed that didn't expect tp have surgery despite not having a concert birth plan.

"I didn’t necessarily have a birth plan but even my relaxed go with the flow approach got tested when we were told this was the safest option," she wrote.

She recalled baby Zane struggling to be delivered after 30 hours of labor and her water breaking twice before he finally arrived healthy as can be.

However, with the scary delivery behind her, Burgess was faced with another struggle — her recovery.

She wrote, "What I had no idea about was my recovery from this. I went in expecting a vaginal delivery and came out with a C-section. In total transparency I was afraid to look at my body for the first time afterwards. The incision and omg the swelling? I looked and thought "wow, I am utterly unrecognizable and my body has been through some serious shit.'"

Burgess continued, "Physically mentally and emotionally postpartum is unlike anything else I’ve experienced," before showering praises on women worldwide for the incredible gift of being able to give life.