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Megan Fox has put on a busty display while showing off her toned abs following the release of her bombshell poetry book, Pretty Boys Are Poisonous.
After releasing her book, which is raising eyebrows around the world, Megan has upped the ante while stepping out after giving an insight into her life like never before. The 37-year-old American actress was seen in New York this week while donning a grey-hued outfit with her new red hair.
Looking incredibly edgy and cool as she stomped through the streets of NYC, Megan even flashed her toned abs while putting on a busty display. The starlet donned a black sports bra with some grey trousers and a grey coat.
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Megan looked effortlessly chic on an outing in NYC this week (GC Images)
Megan flashed her abs and put on a busty display in the process (GC Images)Accessorising with some sunglasses, Megan also donned some trainers. She could be seen fiddling with the waistband of her trousers as she made her way through the city while looking effortlessly cool, calm and collected.
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In the collection of poems from Megan's new book, the flame-haired beauty candidly opens up about her private life and little-known details about her that we never knew before. The Jennifer's Body actress said of the book before its release: "These poems were written in an attempt to excise the illness that had taken root in me because of my silence.
"I’ve spent my entire life keeping the secrets of men, my body aches from carrying the weight of their sins."
In the book, Megan opens up about past domestic abuse attacks by "very famous people", and also touches upon how she suffered a miscarriage with her partner Machine Gun Kelly. Meanwhile, in a poem titled Oxycodone and Tequila, the actress writes about a brutal attack she endured by an unnamed ex who left her covered in "bite marks and scratches".
She penned: "It always starts with a cinematic monologue. Your villain origin story. Your eyes go black and I know it's too late to run. You lock the door, my stomach turns."