Frazer Harrison/Getty ImagesLooks like Megan Fox and Michael Bay have made up. Tubular!
Bay posted today on his website, "TMNT: We are bringing Megan Fox back into the family," thereby revealing that he would be working once again with his original Transformers leading lady on the upcoming live-action-CGI-hybrid Ninja Turtles, the upcoming Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles action flick that he is coproducing.
Their fanboygasm of a reunion comes close to three years after she left the billion-dollar Transformers franchise, supposedly because of her infamous comment comparing Bay's directing style to Hitler's rule.
Bay "wants to be like Hitler on his sets, and he is. So, he's a nightmare to work for," Fox told Wonderland magazine in 2010, after which Rosie Huntington-Whiteley was cast in Transformers: Dark of the Moon.
The director cracked to GQ the following year that producer Steven Spielberg was the one who said to get rid of Fox ASAP because of "you know, the Hitler thing."
But apparently that whole Michael Bay-Megan Fox thing is water under the bridge.
According to the Hollywood Reporter, Fox will play the Turtles' best human pal, April O'Neil, in Paramount's Ninja Turtles, which is supposed to be based on the original TMNT comic book series that debuted in 1984.
Wrath of the Titans helmer Jonathan Liebesman is onboard to direct.
Meanwhile, Fox obviously isn't done with acting quite yet. The new mom said in the March issue of Marie Claire U.K.: "It's very hard for me to do stuff, because I feel like it isn't my job anymore. My job is to be with [my son, Noah]."