Megan Fox goes braless under a sheer tank top while reading for her poetry book Pretty Boys Are Poisonous in New York after revealing she suffered a miscarriage with her fiancé Machine Gun Kelly

Megan Fox put on a racy show in a sheer brown top as she stepped out in New York City following the release of her new poetry book Pretty Boys Are Poisonous.

The 37-year-old star appeared in good spirits as she attended her book reading on Tuesday night, after sharing that she had suffered a miscarriage at 10 weeks with her fiancé Machine Gun Kelly, and had gotten out of multiple “abusive” relationships with some. very famous people over the years.

As she made her way through autograph seekers to enter the Racket, the mother of three wore a sassy tank top, tucked under a long leather skirt.

The beauty, who debuted a bright crimson red hair color in September, accessorized her edgy ensemble with a pair of black latex boots and a glam makeup look.

Fox carried a copy of her heartbreaking and dark poetry collection, containing more than seventy poems, which debuted at the number one spot on Amazon’s Best Sellers list for the Poetry by Women category.

In the introduction, she wrote that her poems were inspired by “previously unexpressed feelings of isolation, torment, self-harm, despair, longing, restlessness, anger, and general anxiety.”

Fox narrated the Audible audio version, which runs 38 minutes.

The poem’s titles include Lessons in Hot-Boy Demonology, It’s Giving Patrick Bateman, and The Avarice Pursuit of Money Power and Glory.

‘Some poems contain a Grimm fairytale-like element, others serve the same purpose as memes in online culture. It’s all something women can relate to,” she told People on Monday.

Becoming an author gave her “freedom” after “keeping men’s secrets” all her life.

“Acting doesn’t really allow me to fully express myself the way writing does, because I’m reading someone else’s words under someone else’s direction,” she explained. ‘Poetry gives me the space to experience some catharsis through art.’

Ultimately, she admitted that she “didn’t even bother to send most of what she wrote to her editor because they were too explicit and disturbing for others to read.”

During an interview on Good Morning America earlier this week, Megan opened up about her past connections with some famous people that “nobody knows about.”

“I’ve only been publicly connected to a few people… but I shared energy with, I guess we could say: [with people] who were horrific and also very famous, very famous people, but no one knows that I was involved with those people,” she said.

Megan admitted that she felt the need to start writing poetry about her past experiences because it was “something inside me that needed to come out because it would make me sick.”

The Jennifer’s Body star confirmed that part of the book is “definitely a metaphor” for how she was treated in Hollywood, but also stressed: “None of it is what I would call fictional, it’s all real life experiences that I had.

“This is not an expose I wrote or a memoir. But throughout my life I have been in at least one physically abusive relationship, and several very psychologically abusive relationships.”

She continued, “I wrote a lot of things that didn’t make it into the book because I thought, maybe this is just for God. Some of it is too much when you’re a famous person.

“If I had the freedom to just be a poet and people didn’t really want to dig too much into my personal life, I would have included more contributions like that.”

During the interview, she also explained how the “very difficult” miscarriage sent her and Kelly – real name Colson Baker – on a “very wild journey together and separately.”

“I’ve never experienced anything like this before in my life, I have three kids,” she said in a pre-recorded segment during Tuesday’s show.

“So it was very difficult for both of us and it sent us on a very wild journey, together and separately, and together and apart, and together and apart, and together and apart, trying to navigate what this means and why this happened.” ‘

The Transformers star, who has three children Noah Shannon, 11, Bodhi Ransom, nine, and seven-year-old Journey River with her ex-husband Brian Austin Green, writes about an ultrasound scan of a 10-week-old girl in her new book.

Lines from one poem include: “I want to hold your hand / Hear your laugh… but now / I have to say goodbye / Goodbye.”

She also writes: ‘I will pay any price. Please tell me / what is the ransom / for her soul?’

In May 2022, Machine Gun Kelly seemed to reference their loss when he dedicated his Billboard Music Awards performance of his song Twin Flame to Megan, saying, “And this is for our unborn child.”

The actress said the book is a message to women that they don’t have to be silent, adding, “It provides an elegant place for your pain to live, turning it into art makes it useful to other people, so you don’t have to. just get to work on it yourself.’

Megan and Kelly went public with their relationship in June 2020, just a month after it was confirmed that she had split from her then-husband Brian.

Megan and Brian’s divorce was finalized on October 15, 2021, just three months before she announced her engagement to Machine Gun Kelly.