Megan Fox and Brian Austin Green Divorce News and Updates: Couple Are back Togeher

Pregnant Megan Fox confirms that all is well between she and Brian Austin Green and they are very much back on.

Back in August the 30-year-old actress is had filed divorce from Green, 42 but after the two celebrated the rekindling of their relationship last month on a babymoon at the same place they first exchanged vows in 2010: Kona, Hawaii time has changed.

"I just really love it. It's a peaceful location. We go there a lot," Fox told ET's Carly Steel at the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows junket on Thursday.

"It's all little bungalows and it feels more private and more island-like," she added. "You can spend a lot of time walking and exploring the island, and you don't feel like you're on a tourist retreat. And it's only five, six hours from L.A. instead of flying 14 hours, [so] I could handle the flight time."

Fox and Green's two young sons, 3-year-old Noah and 2-year-old Bodhi are all happy to welcome the new born bay to the family.

"The older one is excited. Bodhi is too young," Fox said. "He gets it, but he's still in that sort of oblivious phase, like, 'What are we playing right now?' He's not thinking about the future. But Noah's really excited. He's actually really maternal, and he can't wait to feed and hold and pet the baby."

"He's practicing a lot with baby dolls," she added. "He's doing a good job."

Fox also told that she already knows the sex of the baby but she will not share with the media.

"I've had a baby almost every other year since 2012," she exclaimed, and hilariously noted that one thing not influencing whether she wanted another boy or a girl is passing on her wardrobe. "Well, my clothes would have to be in style in 20 years from now. I don't think she would want to wear my super moth-ridden clothes."

Though billboards for the latest TMNT movie are plastered all over town and the previews constantly aired on TV, Fox says her kids don't really understand what she does.

"They're way too young to see the movie. Even if I wasn't in it, it would be too scary for them. But the scenes where April is being rustled and captured by the Foot Clan, that would be very upsetting to my children because they don't understand that that's not reality," she explained.

"I did show them the trailer and Noah, my older one, was very quiet for a little while and said, 'Mommy, you can't be in that movie because the monsters might get you,'" she shared. "At that point, I was like, 'It'll be years before I sort of introduce them to any of this stuff.'"