Megan Fox covers girl June 2009: Elle and Esquire

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Megan Fox is super hot on the June 2009 covers of different magazines.

One of the covers is US Elle Magazine June 2009.

She is very sexy and amazing in the pics.

She gives the interview for Elle:

On getting down to 99 pounds while shooting Jennifer’s Body:

I decided I would turn myself into a zombie. I got super, super skinny, stayed out of the sun for four months, and got to where I was losing my eyelashes and my eyebrows.”

On wanting to keep the status of her relationship private:

No, I do not want to comment on my relationship, period. It’s private. It doesn’t belong to the world. It’s mine. It’s Brian’s. It’s not for other people to judge and talk about and write about in In Touch Weekly.”

On the theory that her sudden success emasculated Green:

He doesn’t want to be my date…he’s a man. He has an ego. He went through this already, and he doesn’t want it back–It was horrible. So he has sympathy. He’s the one person that I know that if I’m struggling and everything’s getting crazy, I can call.”

On misbehaving while growing up:

I was grounded for all my childhood. Not most–all. I wasn’t doing anything particularly crazy. I just never appreciated authority figures preaching to me.”

On maturing early:

I’ve lived the life of a 35-year-old since I was 18. I’m so suspicious of boys-slash-men. I just don’t like them or trust them.”

On giving male writers an amped-up version of her past:

They’re boys; they’re easily toyed with. I tell stories and have them eating out of my hand.”

Read her interview on Elle.com

And check out the video from photoshoot here >>

The second cover is Esquire June 2009, which hit stands May 10. The magazine did something new in photoshoot, photographer Greg Williams shot the sexy actress with a hi-tech Red One camera, in which he also recorded ten minutes of footage.

Megan was acting for short reel shots as a day from the usual life of Megan Fox, starting with her getting out of bed, rolling around on a pool chair drinking beer, and lighting a barbecue.

It allowed her to act,” Williams explained. “She could run scenes without being reminded by the sound of a shutter every four seconds that I was taking a picture. As in still photography, a lot of it is capturing unexpected moments. This takes that one step further.” he added.