Megan Fox's Lookalike Son, Noah, Captured Rocking a Dress in New Pic, Stirring up Heated Talks

Brian Austin Green's Father's Day looked picture-perfect – a heartwarming family photo shared by his fiancée, Sharna Burgess. Still, all eyes landed on something else: Megan Fox's son, Noah, rocking a dress. While some fans gushed over the sweet family moment, others reignited a debate about Noah's outfit choice. Is it a celebration of self-expression or a sign of something more?

Father's Day was a memorable occasion for Brian Austin Green, made even more special by a heartwarming tribute from his fiancée, Sharna Burgess. In a touching Instagram post, Burgess shared a rare and delightful family photo that sparked mixed reactions among netizens.

The snapshot, set against a pristine white backdrop, featured Green proudly standing with his five children, all lined up in age order. Next to Green stood his eldest son, Kassius Lijah, from his previous relationship with Vanessa Marcil, casually posing with his hands in his pockets.

Following Kassius were Green's three children with ex-wife Megan Fox—Noah Shannon, Bodhi Ransom, and Journey River. They each added a touch of whimsy to the photo with funny faces and twirling hair.

At the end of the line was little Zane, Green's youngest, whom he shares with Burgess, adorably perched in arms and dressed only in a diaper. Burgess' heartfelt caption honored Green as an "incredible father," praising him as a "provider" and "protector." However, the post didn't just draw admiration; it sparked a lively debate among fans.

The focal point of the controversy was Noah's choice of attire—a flowing white dress—which set off a flurry of opinions and discussions across social media.

One fan expressed confusion, commenting, "The little girls are so pretty! Or are they all boys?" Another person sought to clarify, writing, "I don't get what you guys are talking about with the boys looking like girls. I see 1 who likes to dress like a girl, but the other 2 have boy clothes on [sic]"

The person added, "Some people just like their boys to have long hair." Another curious commenter asked, "Beautiful family. When did Noah start wearing dresses? Will they change his/her name? Best of luck with that journey."

Amidst the debate, many fans chose to appreciate the beauty and love captured in the photograph. One follower complimented, "Such beautiful children, what a great photograph."

Another remarked, "What a cool picture. Kass, Bodhi, and Zane are Brian's twins." They also noted the resemblance between Fox and her sons, "Noah and Journey look more like their mom. They are all so cute."

This isn't the first time Noah's fashion choices have stirred public interest, nor his first time wearing a dress. Back in 2017, he wore a sky-blue Frozen dress on a family outing. With mesh sleeves and a floor-length hem, Noah paired the dress with trainers and sported long hair.

His brother Bodhi, also with long hair, wore star-printed shorts and a black t-shirt. When Fox shared a photo of Noah in the dress, she faced criticism from fans accusing her of dressing him like a girl.

In response, Fox addressed the backlash during an interview with Jimmy Kimmel, asserting that her sons are free to wear whatever they choose, including dresses. She emphasized her household's open-minded approach, saying there are no rules about clothing.

Green also defended Noah's choice, telling critics that he doesn't care about their opinions, "To them, I say, 'I don't care. He's 4 and if he wants to wear it then he wears it."

Green added that Noah wasn't hurting anyone by wearing a dress and applauding his son's individuality. "He's not harming anyone wearing a dress. So if he wants to wear a dress, awesome. Good on him," the actor noted.

Despite Fox and Green clarifying their parenting approach, fans continue to react to their choices. In May, a photo shared by Green captured the attention of many, showcasing Fox's three sons alongside his fiancée, Burgess, and their son, Zane.

The heartwarming snapshot featured the family snuggled up in bed, with little Zane gazing directly at the camera. Brian Austin Green accompanied the post with a touching tribute to Burgess, wishing her a Happy Mother's Day and praising her as the "rock" of the family and "an incredible mother."

The post garnered a range of reactions from fans. One admirer commented, "Those are the most beautiful kids ever." However, not all feedback was positive.

Critics questioned the boys' appearance, with one remarking, "No one is doing the boys a favor by allowing them to look like little girls and dress like girls. You're damaging them in the long run." Another echoed this sentiment, asking, "Why do they look like girls?" and a third critic queried, "Why don't you cut their hair? They are boys."

Some fans diverted their focus to the fact that Green hadn't mentioned Megan Fox in his Mother's Day shoutout. They felt the actor should have acknowledged her, as she is the mother of his three sons.

Regardless of public opinion, Fox and Green confirmed that they co-parent effectively, ensuring their children's well-being remains a priority. The two stars remain committed to raising their children in a loving and supportive environment.