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Stephanie's avatar

I'm sorry what!? The whole family knows George Green (David's father) molested his daughter/Brian's sister and they're just "okay with it"? And they cut off Lorelei instead? Nope, I am done with David Silver and quite appalled he's been the one with the positive press narrative

Bad Sandy's avatar

You mean Brian’s father? I’m like David? 🤔😆 David Silver the character from 90210

Linda Merson's avatar

Wow. All of Vanessa's interactions over this are 10/10 handed out with beauty and grace.

Bad Sandy's avatar

Brian Austin Green disgusts me. I always thought it was tacky to drag the mother of his son through the mud in a public way. He had Megan fooled until she became a mother herself and clearly he has Sharna fooled. He always struck me as a weak guy living off his wealthier exes, running his mouth like a little bitch. Now to hear his father molested his sister and the family thinks he’s cured?! Pedophiles can’t be rehabilitated. Joyce is an enabler. Lorelei was shown how weak her mother is. None of the grandchildren should ever be in George Green’s presence. Sick sick family. Not surprising if Brian has a personality disorder. He sure presents narcissistic traits.

Evan Tran's avatar

Am I off base to immediately think about multiple of Megan’s boys having sexual identity issues at such a young age being linked to the Chester grandpa? Really heartbreaking!

Raquel's avatar

Might be presumptuous to think so, and my theory is presumptuous as well but I believe that stems from the parents and basically all of Hollyweird. There’s something darker at play with that cult. I really hope the grandfather stayed clear of them, but I stand by thinking “once a pedophile , always a pedophile”.

Evan Tran's avatar

I will never believe a child abuser is capable of rehabilitation…. A line in your psyche has been crossed in my opinion.

Bad Sandy's avatar

I agree. There’s something inside that cannot be healed.

Megan's avatar

I had the distinct dis-pleasure of meeting BAG and Megan Fox. He was a DICK and she was unremarkable at best. I remember getting a very controlling vibe off of him. I will say that I was mildly impressed with her apologies...lots of regurgitated therapy-speak in there, but at least she’s trying to do the work and make amends as far as she’s capable.

Also, ***bizarre***.

Jessica Reed Kraus's avatar

I agree. I have to say I respect her efforts in admitting she regretting some of her behavior and actions.

Maggie Falkinburg's avatar

Wow. It shows true grace Vanessa kept her truths and fought like she did while having to watch her child endure the heartache and trauma of an absent, lying father. I can’t imagine the anger she felt daily. Yet, she was getting blamed and hit with court papers instead of getting what she really needed which was her son to feel included and loved by his father. I have to say, Megan did the right thing. Vanessa and her circle also did the right thing by reaching out to you, a reputable source, to finally get the truth out there. I’ll be thinking about this for a week. Wonderful coverage!

Bad Sandy's avatar

Vanessa has showed so much restraint and class while BAG has been running his mouth.

Alice's avatar

Agreed. She always sounds like she's got her child's best interests at heart.

Andrea's avatar

I always loved Vanessa. For so long I felt terrible for her when he moved on with Meghan but not for all these reasons. It's time for these stories to come to light. I'm so sick of the media misleading us all constantly. Kass and Vanessa we see you!!!!

Autumn's avatar

This hit home as a child of a someone who didn't give a $#!* about me and the lasting effects of that pain. My heart breaks for Kassius. I had no idea BAG was such a dirt bag. Wow. I hope this goes viral so BAG cab answer for it and make amends to his son. However, I fear he will probably continue to gaslight his son and deny it all because it sounds like he's a narcissistic a**hat.

Jennifer P's avatar

I remember Vanessa being dragged through the mud after they separated. This is really sad. I thought she was a terrible mother. Turns out Brian was the asshole. Wow! He’s currently on a reality show, Special Forces and so far he seems like a jerk. Now it makes sense.

Robyn's avatar

Hollywood is a rathole. BAG is skeevy, always has been. A man who throws his kids over because “their mom is a problem” is not a man. Then with the family history being whitewashed is beyond me. The perp walks free while the injured daughter is exiled. Worst part of this whole story is the picture Kass drew saying he didn’t like being tickled by his grandfather. But go ahead Green family, you do you.

AR's avatar

Wow wow wow. Just incredible. I went through something so similar; it’s like dejavu without the fame aspect. Megan’s messages are very honest & humble… my boys never received anything like that from the stepmom who destroyed their childhood & abused them, & has kept them from their younger siblings. So hats off to her for that piece.

Having gone through a court battle, & years of similarly strained communications, no doubt this mountain of evidence came from Vanessa herself via a third party- and I said ABOUT FREAKING TIME GIRL. Way to go… it’s horrible to have to put it all out there, but Brian is clearly unhealthy & keeps dragging it up.

Hopefully the truth being out there in black & white will shut him up. He needs to be quiet.

Erika's avatar

Vanessa has dealt with all of this through all the years with grace and a true respect for her son and his feelings. She is a true advocate for all women- single moms, working moms, stay at home moms— one thing we can all do is listen and support each other. Sometimes just listening and giving kindness helps someone through their struggles. Kassius seems to have grown into a kind, smart and generous young man. That’s due to Vanessa and her dedication to raising her child into a well rounded, healthy person.

As for BAG and his family… there are no words to sweep the grandfather’s behavior under the rug as if nothing happened. BAG is selfish and self centered. I’m disgusted by his behavior and how easy it was for him to shun Kass for 5 years. Because ultimately, his shunning is on him, no one else. If your child and his welfare is important to you, you see that child as much as you can.

Rosalind McGill's avatar

I had no idea Vanessa went through so much, protecting her son.

Jess's avatar

The Green family is gross. BAG (terrible initials btw) should have protected his son from his father, but it sounds like he was entirely focused on his self and his current kids who have a mother making money that he can live off of. Also, I wonder if Vanessa ever warned Megan or Sharna about the molester Grandpa Green? I hope so, and that all those innocent kids are not exposed to sexual abuse. Hopefully Kassius will be okay despite having a shitty dad. Sad story.

Stephanie W.'s avatar

"When I inquired about Brian’s father’s current role in Brian’s life, sources admitted they were unsure of whether Megan and his new fiancé are even aware of Green’s past"

Jess's avatar

Well if those mothers weren’t aware before, maybe they’ll read this article or someone will inform them.

Alysha's avatar

So many stories are just like this, including my own. Father jumps from girl to girl, creating his own story to play the mother as being the problem. Trying to get full custody, for what?! MONEY! It’s always the money. Like Megan said, when apologizing, a mothers relationship with her children is sacred (should never be messed with). It sucks that the kids have to go through this battle and feel abandoned because adults can’t put there kids firsts. As woman we are looked down on for collecting child support and not working more, yet called bad moms if he have to work a lot to bring in money if we don’t have that help. It’s a loose loose. And to think, the medias take on this story, how could they spin it to spit a story that fits a narrative that they would benefit from, I’m sure continuing to cover up grandpas history so that it doesn’t open our the eyes to all the other sickos out there. Ugh. I pray for Kass. It took me years to realize my issues in relationships came from not understanding my parents involvement (or lack there of), I hope he can see that he is amazing in his own way and his identity isn’t tied to the bs his dad has brought on through all this.

Elizabeth Riggleman's avatar

Wowww. Even though I have known Vanessa since before Kass was born and know quite a bit about the heartache she has endured watching her son's suffering as a result of selfish actions on the part of Brian, I am stunned and sickened to learn even more. And that is exactly the point I want to make here. Vanessa has always been reluctant to say negative things about Kassius' father because he is Kassius' FATHER. She stuffed down her own pain about it all and only really spoke of it to a few close friends because she knew what would be best for tiny Kassius was to see both of his parents as loving and supportive of HIM even if they couldn't make a life together as a couple. It was only when Kassius himself was old enough to ask his questions and express his pain about not having his father in his life to the extent he should have that Vanessa spoke the truth as she knew and lived it. She is closely guarded when it comes to her family and anyone who is part of her inner circle can testify to that. She is quick to admit to lessons learned and so often takes the high road when it would be easy to expect her to retaliate or at least offer up the other side.

It is SO telling to me that whenever Brian talks to the press about Kassius he is often posturing and defending himself. To a fault, I can always see both sides of a story and even though I really love Vanessa and Kassius and would be quick to defend them based on what I personally have witnessed, I also wait hopefully for Brian to come out with some true statements that serve his SON and not himself and then my perhaps my heart could go out to him a little too. Because, in the end, we all make parenting mistakes, some people make HUGE ones--those so big that if their children never want a relationship with them after them, well then we have to accept that with understanding. Some relationships hurt us more to continue in them than to leave them behind.

It appears that Brian seems to remain attention-seeking and looking to play the victim. I'm sure he has some good qualities and is in need of some healing himself, but at this moment, I vote for the focus to solely be on Kassius and what he needs right now. Period. It looks like he's been waiting and hoping for his Father's love, acceptance, and time for too long already. Actions speak louder than words.

I know from first-hand experience that Kassius is an amazing person with wisdom beyond his years, compassion, insights, and a perspective that is much needed in this world. So, Kassius, I hope you know how very much you are loved and cherished. You have given me pause in my own parenting which I truly believe helps me be a better person and parent every day and I thank you. When people talk to you, you listen intently. You are not afraid to be vulnerable at times and I tell you it is a gift to this world that you are here. In spite of growing up with too many eyes on you and too many opinions about this and that, I see you working to define what you want your life to be about. You alone, separate from your Mom and Dad. It took a long time for me to get to a place where I could see my parents as hurting kiddos who grew up on the outside but were hurting, doubting, angry, and at times lost people on the inside. Look in the mirror and see you--brave, strong, and worthy of endless love.

It hurts deeply to feel unimportant to someone and maybe 100 times that when it's your parent. And, you know, ambivalence might hurt even more than that because you never know where you stand and it can cause you to not know if you can trust your feelings. I don't truly know how you feel about your relationship with either of your parents, but I already know you are perfection separate from either of them. You were born their perfect child and a gift to the world. And by that, I'm saying that even though I know that you are way above average in emotional intelligence and it's obvious you are talented, handsome, and witty, but you are also already perfect in the way everyone is as they first arrive in this world. Keep talking to any voices or doubts that would tell you otherwise. Much love to you always.