Why Megan Fox Says Her Demonic ‘Jennifer’s Body’ Character Is a Lot Like Her
The actress opened up about her similarities with Jennifer, a cheerleader turned flesh-eating demon, while speaking to WWD
Megan Fox feels a kinship to her character in the cult hit horror comedy Jennifer's Body.
The actress opened up about her similarities with Jennifer, a cheerleader turned flesh-eating demon, while speaking with WWD in an interview published today.
Fox noted that her closet as a teenager was a mix of Hot Topic and “slutty clothes from Forever 21,” which felt akin to Jennifer in the film.
“I feel like that’s such a good representation of who I am in general. And before she was turned into a demon and she became this Goth icon, [Jennifer] was this poppy, typical cheerleader, Forever 21 girl," the actress said. "She was that typical girl who then there was this other side to her where she became the sort of demon sorceress. And I am both of those things, and I always have been."
Fox, who recently landed on the New York Times bestseller list for her book of poetry Pretty Boys Are Poisonous, added that she's experimenting with her look, dying her brown hair red and getting a sleeve tattoo.
She added, “I don’t have one consistent style. It really does depend on just what I’m feeling in the moment.”
The actress-turned-author is sharing her journey within the pages of her new book, which explores her relationship with herself and the men she's been with.
- Megan Fox Regrets Not Living Her ‘Leonardo DiCaprio Phase,’ Would Have ‘Dated All Those Little TikTok Boys’
- Megan Fox Reveals Past Miscarriage and Relationship Abuse in New Poetry Book
- Megan Fox’s ‘Losing Battle’ With Hollywood and the Media — How the World Did Her Wrong
- Megan Fox and Machine Gun Kelly Both Seen with Martha Stewart at ‘SI’ Cover Party
- Megan Fox Teases Book of Poems After Spending ‘Entire Life Keeping the Secrets of Men’
- Megan Fox and Machine Gun Kelly Have ‘Hit a Good Stride,’ Sources Say (Exclusive)
"I hope that my words can inspire others to take back their happiness and their identity by using their voice to illuminate what’s been buried, but not forgotten, in the darkness,” Fox wrote on the back cover.
- ‘Sweet Magnolias’ Star JoAnna Garcia Swisher Shares Season 4 Wishes for Maddie and Her Friends (Exclusive)Entertainment
- Skywalker Family Reunion: Mark Hamill ‘Finally’ Meets His ‘Star Wars’ Mother Natalie PortmanEntertainment
- No, Brad Pitt and Neri Oxman Never Dated Despite Rumor Reigniting Online: Source (Exclusive)Entertainment
- Mark Ruffalo Apologizes After Sharing AI-Generated Photos in Trump/Epstein-Related PostEntertainment
- Tyler Perry Mourns Death of 94-Year-Old Woman He Had Supported in Battle to Save Her HouseEntertainment
- Woman Who Waged Celeb-Backed Battle Against Developers to Keep Her Historic Home Dies at 94Entertainment
- Dean Cain Responds After Being Called a ‘No Talent Hack of a B-Rated Actor’Entertainment
- ‘Fauda’ Actor Reportedly Interviewed ‘Minutes’ Before He Was Injured in GazaEntertainment
- Jim Gaffigan Compares Celebrities to Pedophiles in Uncomfortable 2024 Golden Globes JokeEntertainment
- Selena Gomez Was Not Talking to Taylor Swift About Timothée Chalamet, Kylie Jenner at 2024 Golden Globes: SourceEntertainment
- More TikTokers Are Relaying Their Horrifying Experience on Alaska Airlines FlightEntertainment
- Ice Spice Teases New Song Via Viral Meme: ‘Bitch, You Not Even the Fart’Entertainment
