Brian Austin Green and his ex-wife Megan Fox have been able to successfully coparent their three sons by always making sure that their focus is on what is best for the kids. Despite the challenges of being separated, Green emphasized the importance of putting aside any personal issues to prioritize the well-being of their children. While acknowledging that they may not always see eye to eye, Green and Fox are committed to being amicable exes for the sake of their sons, Noah, Bodhi, and Journey.
Green explained that after a breakup, it is essential for parents to shift their mindset from being partners to being coparents. He noted that the reason for the separation is often due to an inability to get along, so it is unrealistic to expect to suddenly have a harmonious relationship when it comes to raising children. Green and Fox, who were married for over a decade before calling it quits, have learned to navigate coparenting by prioritizing communication, cooperation, and putting their differences aside for the sake of their children.
Despite their rocky past, Green and Fox have managed to maintain a positive coparenting relationship, with both parties expressing a commitment to creating a healthy environment for their kids. Green spoke highly of Fox during an episode of his podcast, stating that they coparent well together and strive to communicate openly and effectively for the benefit of their children. Their ability to set aside personal grievances and focus on what is best for their sons reflects their dedication to creating a stable and loving environment for their family.
In addition to coparenting with Fox, Green also shares a son, Kassius, with his ex Vanessa Marcil. While Green’s dynamic with Fox may be more amicable, he admitted that coparenting with Marcil has been challenging from the start. The actor revealed that he struggled with vertigo for years, which made it difficult for him to see his son with Marcil. Despite the difficulties, both Green and Marcil have acknowledged that there were mistakes made on both sides as they navigated coparenting while being young and inexperienced parents.
Looking back on his coparenting experiences with both Fox and Marcil, Green expressed a desire to go back and fix the mistakes that were made. However, he also recognized that those experiences were essential in shaping him into the parent he is today. Green admitted that there were mistakes made by both parties, but he believes that those challenges ultimately contributed to his growth as a parent. Despite the difficulties and mistakes along the way, Green remains dedicated to creating a positive coparenting relationship with both of his exes for the well-being of his children.
