BLENDED FAMILY BOMBSHELL: GREEN’S KIDS ‘OBSESSED’ WITH NEW BABY
Brian Austin Green and his fiancée, Sharna Burgess, are attempting the ultimate PR maneuver: focusing on domestic bliss just weeks after Green aired all his relationship dirty laundry on his podcast. The couple confirmed that their blended family—including Green’s three sons with Megan Fox—have met Fox and Machine Gun Kelly’s (MGK) newborn daughter.
“They’re obsessed,” Burgess gushed at the nd Annual Race to Erase MS Gala. “Everyone is incredibly happy, and it’s a beautiful thing.” Green, , who shares Noah, Bodhi, and Journey with Fox, piled on the praise for their “amazing” family dynamic, claiming he “literally can’t complain right now. It’s an absolute blessing.”
This massive display of unity is a calculated attempt to show the public that despite the chaos of their past, they are “incredibly lucky” and functional. The news of the children’s obsession with their new sister is designed to overshadow the massive controversies Green himself ignited.
️ PODCAST WAR: GREEN SLAMMED EXES FOR ‘TOXIC’ PAST
The “amazing” co-parenting peace is jarringly timed with the massive scandal generated by Green’s recent Old-ish podcast episode. Green allowed his co-hosts, Burgess and Randy Spelling, to ask him anything, leading to brutal honesty about his past relationships.
Green publicly slammed his prior relationship with his first ex, Vanessa Marcil (with whom he shares son Kassius), as “very toxic” and compared the experience to the Vietnam War. He also openly discussed his feelings on Fox’s “twin flame” and “ultimate soulmate” comments about MGK, confirming his heartbreak and vulnerability over their divorce.
Marcil immediately clapped back at Green’s commentary, seemingly pulling out receipts by sharing an alleged text exchange hinting that Green had forgotten their son’s graduation. Green’s candor, which he claims was about being an “open book” for the audience, successfully reignited two massive family feuds.
SHARNA’S DEFENSE: DIGGING WHERE IT HURTS
Burgess wasn’t just there to support; she was the architect of the chaos. She proudly admitted that “No one could have done the interview quite like I did, because I know him.” She strategically used her intimacy with Green to “dig a little bit,” confirming the interview was a deliberate, planned public outing of his past secrets.
While Burgess claimed the interview was “only ever meant to be about him and his experience” and “none of it was meant to shade anybody else,” the resulting public attacks from Marcil and the necessary damage control for Fox prove otherwise. The segment was an unapologetic exposure of his exes’ past volatility and his current devotion to Burgess.
Green, however, insists his goal is simply to be honest and “inspire people,” not to “talk at” them. He claimed he “literally can’t complain” because he has nothing to hide, but the sudden need for public damage control suggests otherwise.
Brian Austin Green is talking about his “amazing” blended family while his ex is posting texts about him forgetting his kid’s graduation. The man is delusional, but Sharna Burgess is riding hard for that PR narrative!
️ THE NEXT BATTLE: SHARNA IN THE HOT SEAT
The spotlight is now turning toward Burgess herself. Green gleefully promised that his turn to interview her will be far more aggressive: “I’m not gonna be as careful myself. So Sharna’s in for it!”
This sets the stage for the next round of highly personal, televised chaos. Burgess is a Dancing With the Stars pro who is now a stepmother and co-host; her life is not without its own highly exploitable drama. The audience is now expecting the same level of no-holds-barred scrutiny Green endured.
HOW LONG CAN THE PEACE LAST?
Green and Burgess are desperately trying to sell the narrative of a peaceful, functional blended family, but the emotional scars from the past—the “toxic” exes, the Fox divorce, the MGK drama—are too fresh to ignore. The image of the kids being “obsessed” with the new baby is the sweetest PR possible, but it doesn’t resolve the adult conflicts.
They attended the gala to support Race to Erase MS, a worthy cause, but their own family drama was clearly the main event. Their ability to manage their personal lives while constantly exploiting them for podcast content is a precarious, high-risk game.
The ultimate cliffhanger is: Will the sheer joy of the new baby and the love between Green and Burgess be enough to permanently silence the attacks from his exes, or will the “Vietnam War” of his past eventually infect his “amazing” new reality?
The blended family is smiling, but the tension is thick enough to cut.
