Megan Fox has always been super DGAF about everything, and that includes hilariously shading her costar for the endless parade of young girlfriends he brought to work with him while they were filming Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows.
Last night Megan Fox went on Conon and told a really LOL story about her costar for the movie, Will Arnett, who used to be married to Amy Poehler.
After being asked if she liked working work him, Megan replied, “yeah, he’s super funny,” and then immediately switched gears into telling her favorite story about him, which for the record, he would really appreciate she stop telling everybody about.
“He was sort of dating a lot and every other week there was a new girlfriend and he would bring them to set. They were progressively getting young and younger as the weeks went on, and it got to the point where I was like, ‘Buddy, I’m worried. Should I talk to craft service and make sure they have Lunchables for your girlfriend?”
LOL
Speak your truth, bb. And way to do Amy Poehler a solid by mocking her ex while you’re at it.
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