Brian Austin Green Shares Cryptic Post After Ex Vanessa Marcil’s Public Support For Megan Fox

Brian Austin Green shared cryptic post on Instagram shortly after his ex Vanessa Marcil talked about their past and showed support for his estranged ex-wife Megan Fox.

Green shared a photo of him holding a drink in one hand and a brown paper bag on the other while walking under the heat sun. His wrinkles are visible while he stared at the camera. In the caption, he wrote a cryptic message that seemed to be a response to Marcil.

"Just because you lost me as a friend doesn't mean you gained me as an enemy. I am bigger than that. I still wanna see you eat, just not at my table," he wrote.

His post received mixed responses from the netizens. Many understood him while some think it's best if he will just ignore his exes.

"You are a good man for the words you spoke !" one commented.

"If you’re 'bigger than that', you wouldn’t be responding to your exes with passive aggressive comments, for example, using a caption from their post with their new partner and putting it in yours. Or even this 'I don’t want you at my table' Who says they wanted to be in the first place? Clearly they don’t," another wrote.

The netizen was referring to the time when Green trolled Fox. The “Transformers” star shared a selfie with her new boyfriend Machine Gun Kelly.

“Achingly Beautiful Boy... My heart is yours,” Fox wrote.

Green shared photos of his four children and used the same caption. “Achingly beautiful boys...... My heart is yours,” he wrote.

Meanwhile, Marcil's statement about Green and Fox came after she shared a throwback photo of her when she was still pregnant with her and Green's son, Kassius, now 18. The black and white photo featured the then couple with Green and Marcil touching her bare bump.

"I think you still love Brian Austin Green," one commented.

Marcil replied that she "never loved" him and was "always honest with him about that." She added that he fought with her for long due to his anger towards her.

"I did however feel sorry for him. I still do. He’s a very angry/sad human being who still has too much shame to take full responsibility for his actions as a father. I consciously knew that I could work through childhood traumas through him and I have. I have great empathy towards him and other people who are still in pain from their childhoods," she added as quoted by Us Weekly.

In a post in her Instagram Stories, Marcil also praised Fox for "finally living her life for herself & leaving her children out of her public life at this young age."