Megan Fox says she has struggled with her body image all her life.

The Transformers actress spoke about her struggle with body dysmorphia in a video for her new Sports Illustrated magazine covercomes out on Monday.

While Fox is widely known as sex symbolshe said she had long dealt with body dysmorphia, a psychological condition in which people obsess over their appearance or what they perceive to be their physical handicaps.

“I never see myself the way other people see me,” Fox told SI. “There has never been a moment in my life when I loved my body — never, never.”

Fox recalls how insecurities filled her long before she became famous.

“When I was little, I had an obsession: “But I must look here,” she said. “And why I was aware of my body at such a young age, I’m not sure… The journey of self-love will be endless.”

The ‘Jennifer’s Body’ actor also spoke about people’s infatuation with her. clubbed thumbswhich are shorter, straighter and wider than the average person.

“I don’t know why people are so fascinated by my thumbs,” she told SI. “I never thought it was something weird or embarrassing. They are just kind of short. Is it really that crazy?

Fox also spoke about her body dysmorphia in a 2021 interview. British style GQsaying, “We can look at someone and think, ‘This person is so beautiful. Their life should be so easy. They probably don’t think of themselves that way.”

“Yes, I have body dysmorphia,” she added. “I have a lot of securities.”

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