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  •   Home > News > Entertainment

    Brian Austin Green feels "lucky" to have Sharna Burgess in his life

    The 48-year-old actor has marked the couple's one-year anniversary with a sweet post on Instagram, revealing he's "never been loved" in the same way by anyone else


    Alongside a photo of them together, Brian wrote: "1 year of accepting me in a way I’ve never been loved before [heart emoji] #damnimlucky (sic)"

    In response, Sharna said: "I love you baby. So many more years to come [heart emoji] (sic)"

    Brian has posted a series of photos and videos on the platform, too.

    Sharna, 36, also marked their one-year anniversary with a heartfelt post on social media.

    The ballroom dancer - who recently performed alongside Brian on 'Dancing with the Stars' - heaped praise on the actor, saying he's "everything [she] ever wanted".

    She wrote on the platform: "1 year ago yesterday my whole world changed.

    "I just didn’t know it yet. You’re everything I’ve ever wanted in 1 person and the way you love me is something I couldn’t even have dreamed of. I never knew it existed until you. [heart emoji] I love you baby, and I love doing life with you. 1 down, and all of them to go. :) (sic)"

    Brian posted his touching message on social media shortly after he reached a divorce settlement with Megan Fox.

    The 35-year-old actress and Brian agreed to share joint legal and physical custody of their three children - Noah Shannon, nine, Bodhi Ransom, seven, and Journey River, five.

    According to TMZ, the pair did not have a prenuptial agreement, so under California law, any assets acquired during their marriage will be shared 50/50.

    Details of financial settlements, such as child and spousal supports, were not revealed in the latest documents filed.

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