Imagine Megan Fox's sultry eyes, her luscious lips, and don't forget that sexy body. Now imagine her giggle "like an idiot." That's what she looked like on Thursday when she, the woman who takes fan's collective breath away, got starstruck by Oklahoma City star, Russell Westbrook, Fox Sports reported. 

The incident happened as Fox and Westbrook presented for the best female athlete award later won by artistic gymnast, Gabby Douglas, Fansided added. For The Win went as far as saying it was a "pretty big moment" for the beauty.

Last July 19, the Hollywood actress/model admitted to more than 51 million fans on Facebook that she was awestruck by the Thunders guard during the Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Sports Awards, which is a celebration dedicated to the most popular athletes of the day. Here's her admission:

"Kids Choice Sports Awards yesterday

I never get star struck but I got to present with Russell Westbrook and he's so gorgeous in person I just giggled like an idiot the entire time. Also congratulations Gabrielle Douglas on your award!"

The NBA All-Star and fashion icon now has "sexy stud" under his belt, Larry Brown Sports said. Presenting in Los Angeles beside Fox, it added, things went upside down for Westbrook—instead of the 6-foot-3 athlete taking the honor of presenting with Fox, the table turned.

Meanwhile, the media could not easily get over the beauty's red carpet comeback, with both the Daily Mail and Huffington Post raving about her.

The 28-year-old former "Transformers" vixen welcomed her second son just five months ago and she wowed when she walked the red carpet, wearing her strapless green mini-dress, said the Daily Mail.

She's not as visible as she was before, but she decided not to bask in the spotlight too much for a very good reason.

"I've never been an extraordinarily ambitious girl or career-oriented, but especially once I got pregnant with my first son and now [having] my second, it's so hard to be a working mom especially when your heart is not in your work, when your heart is with your family," she told Parents, assuring fans that everything she does now is based on her family's well-being.

"I have to make one movie a year because I have to invest in their future and I have to be able to pay their way through college and be able to provide for them," she also told the magazine. "I'm looking for movies that will shoot in Los Angeles, for projects where I'm part of an ensemble so I can shoot in and out in 10-20 days. It's all about trying to spend as little time away from my kids as possible."

The star will soon be very busy, promoting Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, which will hit theaters on August 8.