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Megan Fox returning to 'New Girl'

Darpan News Desk IANS, 29 Jul, 2016 01:04 PM

Actress Megan Fox will reprise her role as Reagan in American sitcom television series "New Girl" after signing up to star in eight episodes.

The 30-year-old, currently expecting her third child with husband Brian Austin Green, will join halfway through the new series, after she has given birth, reports eonline.com.

Fox joined the "New Girl" cast in season five to help add some star power to the show while Zooey Deschanel -- who plays the main character, Jess -- was on her own maternity leave.

Speaking about the pregnancy, she said: "The pregnancy is really good. I'm happy and healthy. There are no more cravings".

News of her pregnancy came as a shock to many as it was revealed just a month after she announced she and Green were divorcing.

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