Brian Austin Green and his fiancée Sharna Burgess took their son Zane, one, out to dinner in Calabasas this weekend.
The 90210 alum, 50, wore white sweatpants with a camouflage print, long-sleeved t-shirt and a baseball cap.
The Dancing With the Stars alum, 38, donned light-wash jeans and a white sweatshirt for the family outing.
Baby Zane, meanwhile, kept in the family theme in sweatpants and a long-sleeve t-shirt.
Green – who slammed comments that he’s a bad father – is a father of five. He shares Kassius, 21, with ex-wife Vanessa Marcil, 55, and Noah, 11, Bodhi, nine, and Journey, seven with Megan Fox, 37.
And Zane is a lucky little boy as his four big brothers are crazy about him.
‘They cannot get enough of him,’ he told E! News, ‘which is such a huge blessing because it could have not gone that way.’
In the more than two decades the Desperate Housewives star has been a dad, he’s picked up a few tips and tricks.
‘I’ve been incredibly fortunate with Megan,’ Green said on the September 18 episode of his Oldish podcast.
‘We co-parent really well together. When we need to, we communicate really well, we’re open to things, we don’t take things personally. It is my goal and I think it’s her goal as well that the kids are in as healthy an environment as they can be in.’
Green also divulged the reasoning behind his split from Fox, rather than staying together for their three young sons.
‘I think people do a huge disservice in thinking that they don’t want a separation or a divorce or whatever it may be to affect their kids,’ he said.
‘Because it will. It will absolutely affect your kids. The part of it that you have control over is how it affects your kids.’
And when his son Kassius came out as gay, Green saw it as an opportunity to advocate and educate.
‘To me, it’s intriguing and I want to learn about it,’ Green told Lance Bass on the Frosted Tips podcast in October.
‘I would get into these conversations with Kash where it was like, I really wanted to understand the things that seem so different to me at first and then you realize, oh, this isn’t different at all. It’s just your choice of partner. It doesn’t affect me at all.’
Coming to that conclusion is ‘the thing I’m always trying to beat into people now. It does not affect you. Why do you care so much? And why are you literally trying to bully your feelings and your opinion into something that literally does not affect you at all?’
