Megan Fox is bidding adieu to her colorful hair in a crop top.
In a new social media post the bombshell flaunts her flat abs in a workout top and other Sєxy looks while saying goodbye to her pink hair. “In memoriam of my pink hair era february 2024-april 2024,” she captioned the series of Instagram snaps. “Always and forever the moment 🔥🔥🔥🔥” one of her followers commented. “How do you keep getting H๏τter?🔥” added another. How does the mother-of-three approach diet and fitness? Here is everything you need to know about her lifestyle habits.
1 Two “Really Hard” Workout Sessions Per Week
“I don’t exercise. If God had wanted me to bend over, he would have put diamonds on the floor,” Megan once joked about an Instagram image showcasing her flat abs. In all seriousness, she does have to hit the gym to keep her figure honed. “I exercise really hard twice a week. I got my ᴀss kicked this morning before I came here! I do bursts of cardio with really heavy weights. Circuit training,” she told E! News.
2 No Processed Foods, Carbs
Megan is strict about her diet “I cut out all bread and those sort of carbohydrates. No crackers, no pretzels, no chips. Nothing unhealthy,” she told E! News. If she wants a slice of toast, she opts for gluten-free bread, GLAMOUR revealed. As for cheat meals? “I don’t have any cheat days,” she told E! News. “But if I did, it would be pizza or cake.”
3 No Alcohol
Megan is “completely sober,” she told Glamour. “I don’t even drink a glᴀss of wine. I don’t ever smoke. I don’t drink coffee. I’m super strict with my diet and I never deviate,” she added. “When I was in Costa Rica, somebody described the purpose of alcohol with plant medicine: you use alcohol to extract the essence of a plant. And I thought, ‘That is exactly how alcohol makes me feel. As though it is extracting my essence.’ Which is why I have avoided it for so long.”
4 Self-Care
For Megan “self-care is enough quiet time to be able to connect to my super consciousness, my higher consciousness, connect to God, connect to spirit,” she explained to Glamour. “And this lifestyle makes it very difficult sometimes. I do feel very lost when I’m not able to do that, so I have to have time to ground myself. 
And that is being able to do the metaphysical things that I like to do, the spiritual things that I like to do and having silence. I avoid my phone as much as I possibly can all the time, but there are times where I avoid it completely. The same thing with anything that has an LED light in it. And I just go back to what our bodies were made for, which is to be in nature and to be silent within ourselves.”