Celebrity News: Megan Fox Slams Ex Brian Austin Green for Sharing Halloween Photo of Their Son

By Nicole Maher

In the latest celebrity news, Megan Fox publicly slammed her celebrity ex Brian Austin Green for sharing a photograph of their son on Halloween. According to UsMagazine.com, Green posted an image of himself along with the couple’s youngest son, Journey, to his Instagram. Fox was quick to comment on the image and questioned why her estranged husband did not crop their child out of the image. The celebrity couple officially split in May of this year after 10 years of marriage. 

In celebrity news, there’s definitely some drama between these exes, who share three kids together. What are some ways to iron out parenting differences with your ex?

Cupid’s Advice:

It can be difficult to navigate co-parenting with an ex, especially if you have differing opinions on many fronts. If you are looking for some ways to iron out parenting differences with your ex, Cupid has some advice for you:

1. Establish predetermined rules: An easy way to prevent conflict or differences from arising in the future is to establish some predetermined rules. If you are against having your children featured on social media, or want a universal curfew for both of your houses, these are rules that can be established ahead of time. Be sure to keep these rules straightforward and collaborative to help eliminate as many parenting differences as possible. 

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2. Ask for permission: There will always be gray-area when it comes to parenting, whether you and your partner are still together or not. A great way to avoid differences is to simply ask for permission when you are unsure if what you’re about to do will upset the other parent. The other person involved will appreciate the open communication and hopefully do the same when faced with a situation they are unsure of. 

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3. Discuss differences privately: While it can be frustrating to navigate parenting differences, especially when they are repetitive issues, it’s important to discuss these differences privately. Opening up your conflicts to many other people, such as posting on social media, will only add unnecessary tension to the strained relationship and make it harder to iron out differences in the future.

What are some other ways to iron out parenting differences with your ex? Start a conversation in the comments below.