Megan Fox, a popular actor, has made a statement that she won’t perform in certain types of sex scenes anymore.

Fox has been vocal about the sexualization of herself in Hollywood and how it has affected her.

She previously said that she would never do nudity on camera, as it lives forever, especially with the internet.

During the filming of Jennifer’s Body, pictures of her in strategically placed pasties and flesh-toned underwear surfaced online, causing her to express that people have taken everything from her when she’s in the business, and she’d like to keep her private parts private.

Fox said that she has turned down “degrading” roles that involve “graphic sex scenes.”

In an interview with The Sun in 2016, she mentioned a specific project with very explicit scenes that she had to reject.

She stated that such scenes were degrading to the woman playing the character.

She also revealed that being a mom of three boys has influenced her decision.

Fox doesn’t want her children to see her in sex scenes because it can be hard for them to separate the experience from the reality from the art.

Fox has previously spoken out about how Hollywood reduced her to a sex symbol throughout her two decades in the industry.

She always played hyper-sexualized characters, but that was not her choice, exactly.

She told Entertainment Tonight in 2019 that being sexualized and objectified became such a dominant theme in her career and life that she reached a breaking point.

“I didn’t want to be seen in public at all because the fear, and the belief, and the absolute certainty that I was going to be mocked, or spat at, or someone was going to yell at me, or people would stone me or savage me for just being out.”

Fox added that she was getting better quality roles after deciding not to accept degrading roles anymore.

She mentioned that she has seen more “elevated” parts come her way.

“They carry more gravity. I’m excited about that. I feel really comfortable with the space I’m in right now.”

One of her roles was in the 2020 movie, Rogue, in which she played a mercenary whose team gets trapped in Africa.

The director of the movie, M.J. Bassett, stated that he wanted to make Megan credible rather than a sex object frequently used by male filmmakers.

Fox’s decision has limited the roles she can take, but she stands by it.

She said, “There are some good projects I’ve read that are with talented people, talented directors, but the things the women are required to do in the movie are things I can’t have my sons ever know or see.”

She believes that there are just certain things boys should never see their mothers do.

Fox’s children are a major factor in her decision not to perform certain types of sx scenes anymore.

Fox has three sons with her ex-husband Brian Austin Green: eight-year-old Noah, seven-year-old Bodhi, and four-year-old Journey.

She doesn’t want her children to see her in those roles.

She said, “I don’t think my children should ever see me doing some of that stuff. I don’t think my boys could handle that.”

Fox’s decision has come from the fact that she’s a mom of three boys.

“They can’t separate the experience from the reality from the art. It gets very confusing when it’s your own mother.”

She wants her sons to understand that their mother is a different person when she’s playing a character in a movie.

Fox’s decision to turn down degrading roles with graphic sex scenes has limited her options, but she stands by it.

“I’m not going to compromise my integrity or my values for anybody or anything.”

Fox is proud of the roles she’s taken on and the fact that she’s been able to move away from being solely defined by her appearance.

“I don’t think there’s anything wrong with being sexy. It’s just a problem that that part was so loud that it muted out the rest of who I was and has continued to even now.”

Despite Fox’s decision to avoid certain types of sex scenes, she still maintains that she’s open to other scenes that she feels are necessary for the story.

In an interview with Entertainment Weekly, she said, “I’m not afraid to be sexy, but there’s a way to do it where it’s not exploitative. There’s a way to do it where it’s not gratuitous.”

Fox’s experience highlights the challenges that women in Hollywood face regarding their representation and the pressure to conform to certain roles.

She hopes that her decision to turn down degrading roles will inspire other women to do the same.

“I hope that this encourages women to know their worth and to stand up for themselves,” she said.

Fox’s decision has also led to her receiving more positive and challenging roles, which she’s excited about.

She’s been able to move away from being defined solely by her appearance and has been able to showcase her skills as an actor.

“I think there’s something really empowering about that.”