Megan Fox Takes the Lead: Claps Back at Critics Over Her Daring See-Through Dress
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Megan Fox is responding to those who have criticized her recent Instagram posts. Fox shared photos of herself in a thin outfit with nude-coloured pasties covering her top half on Tuesday night. ” Before typing angrily- those are not my nipples, stop angrily typing, the 37-year-old actress wrote. “They’re safely and completely hidden beneath nipple covers, so don’t worry; we’ll all live another day without a rip in the space-time continuum.” The “Jennifer’s Body” star donned an abstract, see-through orange dress with her auburn hair put in a bun in the photos. Fox accessorized her ensemble with a number of silver necklaces and long, white fingernails.
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Fox wore the ensemble to dinner alongside fiancé Machine Gun Kelly on Monday in Malibu. Some Instagram users rushed to Fox’s defence, praising her latest post. Now is the time for individuals to stop worrying about others and touch the grass. In any case, you’re extremely stunning, as is your outfit, as one user said, adding an emoji of a heart. Fox’s recent Instagram post follows a slew of similarly provocative images, including one from last week in which she donned a see-through white dress and exposed her backside. On July 15, Fox began her series of exposing Instagram posts with bikini photos, which enraged fiancé Machine Gun Kelly in the comments.
Megan Fox beats critics to the punch, letting them know to "calm down" over her mesh dress 👗 pic.twitter.com/v9ws1khSM4
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Megan Fox Responds To Criticism About Her See-Through Dress
Megan Fox got ahead of the attackers by defending her risqué attire before they could attack it. The Jennifer’s Body actor, 37, is accustomed to being evaluated by strangers on the internet for her looks, and she seems to expect the same after donning a see-through dress. Fox was photographed with MGK outside the Japanese restaurant Nobu in Malibu on Monday evening (24 July) wearing a sheer orange bodycon dress. She accessorized the look with silver choker necklaces and strategically placed horizontal stripes. The next day, the Transformers star posted three Instagram photos of herself wearing the same dress. “Before you start typing angrily – those are not my nipples, calm down,” the Transformers star captioned the photo. We will all live another day without a rip in space-time continuum since they are safely and entirely hidden under nipple covers. Fans of the mom-of-three flocked to the comments section to protect her and condemn the harassment she is frequently subjected to. “At this point, folks need to touch the grass and cease worrying concerning someone else,” one fan remarked.
“Anyways, you’re absolutely gorgeous, and that outfit is [heart-eyes emoji].” Another follower mentioned: “Isn’t telling a woman how to be empowered the polar opposite of empowerment?” “If dressing modestly makes you feel more empowered, go for it, but there is an impeccable line between deciding to dress modestly and being forced to.” The less everyone exposes their bodies, the more sexualized they are when they are not wearing that stuff. Normalizing nudity is unquestionably in our best interests. It becomes less exciting the more kids see it. In indigenous societies, bare breasts are not considered sexual because they are seen all day, every day.” “I love you so much!” penned a third Instagram follower. It’s infuriating that you ALWAYS have to discuss how you dress. As usual, you look stunning. Her post comes after she and her partner Machine Gun Kelly were forced into a barricade at the Orange County Fair. A man took a punch at MGK as the couple exited a ride, causing their security guard to intervene. As a result of the circumstances, the Fox was shoved against the barricade close to the ride’s entrance. Fortunately, her boyfriend was nearby to take her out of the brawl, and they quickly fled.
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