It was a milestone morning for Brian Austin Green and Sharna Burgess as their son Zane headed off for his very first day of school — and the blended family turned it into a big celebration.
In a rare glimpse, Megan Fox and Brian’s three kids — Noah, 12, Bodhi, 11, and Journey, 9 — were spotted rallying behind their younger half-brother to give him all the love and support he needed.
On Instagram, Green, 52, and Burgess, 40, shared a joint post brimming with pride.
Burgess admitted she was “utterly unwell” watching her baby boy hit such a big milestone but said his siblings made the morning extra special by hyping him up before drop-off.
“My blended tribe is my everything. We are so lucky,” she wrote.
A Big Blended Family
For the Beverly Hills, 90210 actor and his fiancée, life with a large, blended family is their greatest joy.
Between them, they share children from past and present relationships: Green has sons Noah, Bodhi, and Journey with Fox, a 23-year-old son Kassius with ex-fiancée Vanessa Marcil, and little Zane with Burgess.
Meanwhile, Fox recently welcomed her fourth child, daughter Saga, with her former fiancé Machine Gun Kelly earlier this year.
Though Fox and Green ended their marriage in 2020 and finalized their divorce in 2022, both have moved forward and built new families while keeping co-parenting central.
Shutting Down Rumors
Despite their happiness, Green and Burgess have dealt with their share of online scrutiny.
Last year, the couple addressed false claims that they were “forcing” their children into gender roles — or away from them.
Burgess, speaking on the Between Us Moms podcast, said such rumors were both “ridiculous” and hurtful, even sparked by something as simple as not cutting Zane’s hair.
Green, too, has publicly defended his kids’ right to be themselves, saying he and Fox would never “force” them into anything.
Meeting Baby Saga
The family bond runs deeper than social media can show.
Just a few months ago, Burgess revealed that she and Zane met Fox and MGK’s newborn daughter.
She described Saga as “the absolute cutest thing” and shared that Zane immediately “fell in love” with his baby sister.
“It’s really beautiful,” Burgess told People. “We have such a big family, and it’s exactly what I dreamed of — even if I thought I might only ever have one child.
Somehow, the universe gave me this big tribe.”
Looking Ahead to More Kids
As much as Burgess cherishes the present, she’s also thinking about the future.
She and Green have openly discussed having another baby, likely through IVF since Green previously had a vasectomy to help relieve her from the side effects of birth control.
“We’ve talked about getting pregnant next year,” Burgess said, adding that she likes the idea of about a four-to-five-year age gap between children. For now, though, she’s simply grateful that Zane is growing up surrounded by a supportive, loving family.
A Growing Tribe of Love
Between milestone school days, sibling bonding, and baby introductions, it’s clear that Green and Burgess see their blended family as a gift.
With built-in babysitters, lots of laughter, and children spanning across generations, they’re proving that family doesn’t have to look traditional to be full of love.