Megan Fox and Brian Austin Green were spotted back together on Tuesday in Los Angeles. It seems like every few months there is another report that the couple have split, then we see them together again.

The only way to know for sure would be to see Megan out with another guy.

Megan Fox and Brian Austin Green have reportedly called off their engagement. We first heard rumors the couple split in July of 2008, and now from Us Weekly. A source said:

"The relationship had run its course. It’s completely amicable, and they are remaining friends."

The couple met in 2004, and got tattoos of each other’s names. That might need some laser treatment. The couple got engaged in 2006. In November Megan said the couple still had wedding plans. She said:

"It’s not going to be a big wedding. I’m not one of those girls. If it happens, it will be very low-key and quick and unplanned."

Green has a six year-old son, Kassius, from a previous relationship. The couple had talked about having a child of their own together.

We not sure if this rumor is true, but if it is, we suspect Megan wants to pursue her career rather than a family at the moment.

Brian Austin Green says the rumor that he and Megan Fox broke up is just a rumor. He said:

"We’re solid. We’ve lived together for three years. We have tattoos of each other’s names."

With these current pictures showing the couple together, it appears the couple are still together.

Megan Fox (22) has ended her four year relationship with Brian Austin Green (33). A source said:

"Megan still cares about Brian, but she now realizes she’s too young to marry him."

Megan said recently in an interview:

"I really enjoy having sex, and that’s offensive to some people. I’m young and have a lot of hormones, I’m always in the mood! But I like sex with one person when I’m in a relationship. Sex with random people who I’ve met at clubs is not really my thing."

Megan is a nympho, and nymphomaniacs should never get married, unless the guy likes to share. Megan did Brian a favor, although his blue balls probably don’t agree.