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Monroe Fading Off On Megan Fox!
Megan Fox, the famous actress from the movie, Transformers, is finally getting rid of her tattoo. The actress who is seen for her innumerable body art was once famous for her Marilyn Monroe tattoo which took the world by shock.
Having a splendid body, Megan Fox however doesn't reveal how she is getting rid of the tattoo on her right arm. Sources say that she might be doing the laser tattoo removal treatment which is indeed painful or it might be just fading away which of course is not possible if it is permanent!
Megan Fox, the Transformers actress, loves the shape her body is in and says that in the future she might get more body art as she simply adores it.
Megan Fox also sates that the tattoos on her body reminds her not to let herself be treated badly in the film industry. Wondering what that means now?
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Article Published On: Wednesday, April 27, 2011, 13:43 [IST]
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