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Megan Fox Is Pregnant 10 Months After Giving Birth
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Sometimes when people decide they are going to help repopulate this earth, they really, really mean it. One of those people is apparently Megan Fox, who's following the Jessica Simpson plan by getting knocked up just ten months after giving birth to her first kid with husband Brian Austin Green.
Fox' pregnancy was confirmed by the New York Post, in a statement by Fox' publicist, Leslie Sloane Zelnick. "I can confirm Megan is expecting her second child with her husband Brian," she said. "They are both very happy."
Fox gave birth to her son Noah in September of last year. She's currently filming the role of April O'Neil in "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles," but is only about three months into her pregnancy so has reportedly been able to keep it under wraps.
According to MTV, Fox has opened up in the past about her desire to keep popping 'em out:
"All I wanted to do my whole, whole life was have a baby and, now, I've finally done it. I just want to give Noah as much of myself as I can. And I want to have more kids. That is where my heart is."
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