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Megan Fox doesn't see her body the way you do

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In a candid interview, Megan Fox opens up about her struggle with body dysmorphia, revealing that she doesn't perceive her famous figure the way others do. Despite her stunning looks, she confesses to never having loved her own body at any point in her life. Reflecting on her childhood, Fox admits that she became fixated on not meeting her own expectations, and she anticipates always battling with self-acceptance. Emphasizing that beauty doesn't guarantee an easy life, she aims to be honest about her insecurities to inspire others on their journey towards self-love. Joining her on the cover of the prestigious Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue are Brooks Nader, Kim Petras, and the iconic Martha Stewart, who, at 81, becomes the oldest woman ever to grace its cover, making history in the process.