Megan Fox commanded attention as she stepped out for lunch with her fiancé Machine Gun Kelly, just weeks after she paid a visit to a plastic surgeon's office.
The couple, who are said to be continuing with their wedding plans after spending time apart, were pictured in New York City on Monday and Megan decided to debut her brand new look. The 37-year-old sported a bright red bob with bangs to frame her face.
The actress wore a low-cut black minidress which was adorned with diamontes. She accessorised with several gold necklaces and a pair of chunky black loafers.
Megan wore heavy eyeliner and a light pink lipstick to complete her look. Meanwhile, Machine Gun Kelly looked relaxed wearing a yellow knitted tank top and baggy grey trousers.
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His tattoos were on full display as he wrapped his arm around Megan's shoulder. He wore several silver necklaces and a chunky bracelet to match, as well as an array of silver earrings.
As the couple were seen making their way into their black SUV, Machine Gun Kelly loving placed his hand on Megan's back. The pair sparked split rumours earlier this year after Megan shared a cryptic message on social media about "dishonesty".
However, they're now said to be back on track and "planning their wedding". It's believed the couple went to therapy to improve their romance.
Their lunch date comes after Megan was seen being wheeled out of a plastic surgeon's office last month. The Transformers star tried to conceal her identity during the visit as she wrapped a covering over her head. She was seen being wheeled to her black SUV by one of the nurses.
Megan has been surrounded by plastic surgery rumours over the years, but has never publicly confirmed undergoing any procedures. However, she admitted she isn't against plastic surgery.
"I would encourage anyone [who wants plastic surgery] to first speak with a therapist, to try and figure out where this want comes from. Because a lot of times it's not related to your teeth or your nose or your chin — the surgery is not going to alleviate that insecurity for you," she said.
Speaking to Allure in 2010, Megan added: "If, then, you feel, 'This is something that I want to do,' then do it. It's amazing that we have the technology to do the stuff that we do."
