Megan Fox Spends Time With Sons Amid Claims Estranged Husband Brian Austin Green Makes Her Look Like An 'Absent Mother'

The 35-year-old star made everyone laugh when her sons were spotted sneaking in the background of her TODAY Show interview on Monday.

While she was there to talk about her new horror film, Till Death, the focus quickly switched to her children, who were quietly trying to sneak around the house without interrupting their mom's interview.

Not surprisingly, their crawling floor tactics only drew more attention to them.

"We see a lot of pillows, some clothes. What's going on here?" Jenna asked. Savannah also chimed in, "We saw a little kid trying to be sneaky thinking they were out of the shot."

Just as they finished their sentences, there came another one!

"Journey, you've got to crawl," Megan said on camera. "You got to crawl. Go!"

Revealing her three children with Brian Austin Green spent the night at her house, she told the hosts, "They just woke up. It is what it is. We just have to make it work."

That's when Journey came back. Showing he listens to his mommy, the actress' 7-year-old could be seen army crawling in the background.

Speaking about her upcoming movie, Fox also addressed her love of being a mom.

"It's hard to watch them grow up so quickly," she said, adding, "That's actually something I struggle with a lot. I cry about it all the time."

Saying it's "painful to love something so much," Megan proved that she's a doting mom, despite alleging her soon-to-be ex-husband has been trying to label her an "absent mother."

Fox has called out Brian Austin Green's tactics in the past.

She accuses the Beverly Hills, 90210 star of "using" their children on social media to make her look like a bad mom.

"Why does Journey have to be in this picture?" she commented on the post. "It's not hard to crop them out. Or choose photos that they aren't in. I had a great Halloween with them yesterday, and yet notice how absent they are from my social media."

She ended her rant with one last dig.

"Congratulations, you truly are a remarkable human," she wrote. "Why do you need the internet to echo back to you what should be inexhaustibly evident in the way your children love you?"