On maturing early: “I’ve lived the life of a 35-year-old since I was 18. I’m so suspicious of boys-slash-men. I just don’t like them or trust them.”

On giving male writers an amped-up version of her past: “They’re boys; they’re easily toyed with. I tell stories and have them eating out of my hand.”

Megan Fox has been tapped to play one half of a married couple that is forced to smuggle drugs in the upcoming thriller “The Crossing”.

Megan’s character and her husband, who has not yet been cast, are carjacked while on vacation in Mexico and with her husband kidnapped her only way to free him is to agree to smuggle drugs across the border.  The thriller is set to start filming in July.

Megan remains busy with her upcoming roles in ‘Transformers: Revenge Of The Fallen’, ‘Jonah Hex’ and ‘Jennifer’s Body’.

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Megan Fox heads into ‘l.a. vie l’orange hand + foot spa’ in Los Angeles, California today. Fox’s love life has been the cause of much speculation as of late. Despite recent reports that Fox had split with long time boyfriend and fiance, Brian Austin Green, the couple are now said to be seeking professional counseling in an attempt to save their relationship. Meanwhile, other sources report that Megan enjoyed a secret rendezvous with Twilight hunk Robert Pattinson last week at the Palihouse Hotel in West Hollywood!

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Despite claims that Megan Fox and her longtime fiancé, Brian Austin Green, split last week, close friends of the couple insist that it’s not true.

“They didn’t break up,” an insider reports exclusively to In Touch. “They hit a rough patch. But in every long-term relationship, people go through ups and downs.”

Indeed, though they were rumored to have ended their two-year engagement in February, Megan, 22, and Brian, 35, seem to be sticking to their regular routine: This week, the Transformers star took Brian’s 6-year-old son, Kassius, to school as she normally does, and the pair were also seen holding hands in public.

“These two are very much in love and plan to be together for a long time,” says a friend. Another friend adds that recently, Megan and Brian, who have been together since 2004, even agreed to seek help for their relationship problems. “In early March, they decided to enter counseling in hopes of staying together,” says the pal. “It was a mutual decision. Lots of couples go to therapy together, and they are committed to try and make it work.”

“He’s a really great person,” says Megan of Brian. “When I’m not working, I’m at home [with him] all the time.”

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