Megan Fox and Brian Austin Green's third child is a boy named Journey River Green.

 Megan Fox and Brian Austin Green's third child is a boy named Journey River Green. Megan Fox's third and youngest son with her ...

 Megan Fox and Brian Austin Green's third child is a boy named Journey River Green.

Megan Fox's third and youngest son with her ex-husband Brian Austin Green is named Journey River Green. They had him while their marriage was rocky.

The journey doesn't show up in public very often, but we know a few things about him. Here's a look at how he spends his free time.

JOURNEY RIVER GREEN'S BIRTH MADE HIS FAMILY CHANGE HOMES

On August 4, 2016, at 11 p.m., Journey was born in Los Angeles. His mom didn't tell anyone until April of that year after she was seen at the Las Vegas CinemaCon with a growing baby bump. People didn't know if Green was the father of her child at the time because the actress had already asked for a divorce.

After she got pregnant, word got out that they were getting back together. After her daughter was born, the "Transformers" star told Jimmy Kimmel that she had to move because of her child. Fox told MTV that Journey already had three brothers and sisters when he was born: Noah, Bodhi, and Kassius, whom Brian had with his ex-girlfriend Vanessa Marcil. Zane, the youngest half-sibling Journey has from his dad, was born in 2022.

His parents have always looked out for him and his siblings, especially since there are so many nosy people around. Fox didn't post a picture of Journey on social media until months after she had given birth. The actress said, "However, Journey made a special appearance on the "Today Show" when his mother was being interviewed." He popped up in the background and crawled behind his mom as she filmed in the living room.

JOURNEY RIVER GREEN'S PARENTS' RELATIONSHIP

Before they split up, Journey's parents had a relationship that was full of ups and downs. When Megan was 18, Brian was a guest on the show "Hope & Faith." That's how the two of them met. Megan says that even though they are 13 years apart in age, she "fell in love" with him the first time they met.

They got engaged in November 2006, but their wedding in February 2009 did not happen. A few months later, in June, the couple got married at the Four Seasons on the Big Island of Hawaii. But their relationship didn't last long. In August 2015, Fox filed for divorce, saying that they couldn't get along.

But when Megan told Journey that she was pregnant, they did not end their marriage. In 2019, when the "Jennifer's Body" star left home to film a movie, their relationship went bad again. Her ex said: " "We didn't do anything bad to each other. She's always been honest with me, and I've always been honest with her. I know she'll always love me, and I know that what we've built as a family is really cool and special."

She said, "So we said, Let's be sure not to lose that. That no matter what, we'll always be friends, and we'll show the kids a united front."

JOURNEY RIVER GREEN'S PARENTS' PARENTING STYLES

Journey's parents are doing a good job raising him, even though his mom has strict rules like he can't use technology, he can't be on social media very often, he has to eat healthily, and he has to be kind to the environment.

Journey's mother does not want technology to hurt him, so he is not allowed to use iPads or watch as much TV. She also tries to get her family to eat healthy foods and doesn't keep junk food around. Machine Gun Once, Kelly said:

Megan also doesn't like it when pictures of her kids are posted on social media. In 2020, she criticized her ex-husband for putting a picture of Journey on his Instagram and saying that she wasn't a good mother because she wasn't there.

Even though she spends long weeks away from her kids, the mother of three finds it hard to do. "It's hard because I'm gone for long periods of time and they have to go to school," she said. "I wish I could bring them with me on trips. It would make a big difference. I cry a lot."

Megan has two sons, but she doesn't force them to dress like everyone else. She lets her kids wear anything they want, including dresses. "I don't want him to ever have to read that [expletive] because he hears it from little kids at his own school who say, "Boys don't wear dresses."