Megan Fox appears to be continuing to lay low amid intense speculation that she recently went under the knife for a nose job, cheek filler and a brow lift.
Less than a month after sending the internet into a frenzy over her ‘unrecognizable’ appearance at the Super Bowl, the actress, 37, returned the public eye while taking a scuba diving lesson with her fiancé Machine Gun Kelly in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico on Tuesday. 
After removing her floppy hat and sunglᴀsses, the mom-of-three made a beeline to the ocean.
Despite the scrutiny over her seemingly transformed features, in particular her much narrower nose, Fox appeared in high spirits as she slipped a black wetsuit over her pink ʙικιɴι.
Her pink hair, which she debuted at a Grammys viewing party four weeks ago, got soaked from her dip in the sea.
Fox and her other half, 33, were inseparable as they walked along the shore together barefoot with their scuba gear and equipment, including their own oxygen tanks and goggles.
While the Jennifer’s Body actress displayed a number of her tattoos while changing into her wetsuit, along her arms, back and ribs, Kelly opted to hide his entire upper torso, which he recently covered in pure black ink.
On Valentine’s Day, Fox addressed comments about her appearance, after going viral in a picture taken with her husband-to-be, Taylor Swift, 34 and Travis Kelce, 34, at Zouk nightclub in Las Vegas.
‘Oh my god guys look how different i…dont look at all,’ she began her bizarre post. ‘Turns out it was just a shadowy cell phone pic of me looking like a Ukrainian blowup doll. when in REALITY i look like one of those super expensive silicone real Sєx dolls you can only get in Japan,’ she captioned an image from the night, taken from a slightly different angle.
Almost immediately, she sparked even further backlash for the caption, which some social media users found to be ‘xenophobic.’
One user said to Fox, ‘It’s very rude of you to speak like that about Ukrainian women, that’s how you showed yourself.’
Fox replied, ‘Dear god. that is NOT what i meant. ukrainian women are H๏τ af and so in my imagination the blowup dolls would also be H๏τ. let a girl make a joke for f***s sake.’
The backlash continued as another furious social media user wrote: ‘Not here for taking the p*** out of Ukrainian women. It’s obvious you’ve had extensive work done,’ as another added: ‘it’s very rude of you to speak like that about Ukrainian women, that’s how you showed yourself.’
One user said, ‘Did she really just mention Ukraine?’ while another commented, ‘I guess xenophobia towards Eastern European is still a thing in Hollywood.’ 
Said one user: ‘Girl you had one opportunity to write a good post about this iconic pic and you write THIS?’
A social media user said Fox had sent a ‘terrible message … to women,’ while one user asked, ‘Is it just me, or was she making fun of Ukrainian girls? It’s a bit of an inappropriate comparison anyway.’
A user noted the political ramifications of Fox’s comment: ‘Babe Ukraine is being annihilated in a war unprovoked. Pls can we just focus on that. Maybe raise awareness for that x just a thought x.’
On a similar note, a user said the joke was in bad taste when framed against the ongoing conflict between Ukraine and Russia, which has nearly spanned two years.
‘It’s insensitive due to the situation in the country, furthermore it’s widely known that Sєx crimes are common war crimes, that makes the joke inappropriate,’ the user said. ‘There’s a time and place for everything, this ain’t it though.’
Another user parsed Fox’s words, saying, ‘I don’t think comparing yourself to a Sєx doll is a flex? So you are saying you look fake?’
One user said of the pH๏τo of the four stars in Sin City: ‘This is celebrity fakeness, greed, gossip, drama, and bulls*** all perfectly summed up in a picture.’