Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis were spotted publicly with their children for the first time over the weekend. The family attended a women’s basketball game between the Indiana Fever and the Los Angeles Sparks at Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles on Friday night, where they took a photo with Caitlin Clark, the #22 player for the Indiana Fever.
Ashton Kutcher, 46, and Mila Kunis, 40, who got married in 2015 following Ashton’s divorce from Demi Moore in 2013, are parents to two children: Wyatt, 9, and Dimitri, 7. During the game, Kutcher celebrated by high-fiving Caitlin Clark after one of her shots and joined in the festivities after her team’s victory.
Ashton took to Instagram to express his admiration, writing: “Props @caitlinclark22 on W 1. Even bigger props on being someone to look up to! Take your shot! #hawkeyes.” He shared a photo with Clark while keeping his children’s faces hidden, adhering to his policy of not posting their images on social media.
When reporters inquired about her interaction with Kutcher, Clark playfully responded, “Yeah, he thinks he knows ball. I don’t know; we’ll have to play one-on-one.” She went on to express her appreciation, saying, “But no, that’s a fellow Hawkeye, someone who has been very supportive of me throughout my college career and now here. His kids were adorable. I gave him a little high five after I made that first shot, and he was encouraging me the whole game. It’s fun to have him courtside. He’s the man.”
In April, news broke that Mila Kunis and Ashton Kutcher would not be returning for “That ’90s Show.” The couple reprised their roles as Jackie and Kelso from “That ’70s Show” for the first season of the Netflix spin-off. However, Kunis revealed that they do not plan to appear in the upcoming second season. She shared with Entertainment Tonight, “I mean, we did our thing and they introduced our son in the show, and that was, you know, [enough].”
Mila Kunis, who was just 14 when she was cast as Jackie, credited her older co-stars—Laura Prepon, Wilmer Valderrama, Topher Grace, and Ashton Kutcher—for helping to keep her away from drugs during her teenage years. In an interview with Vanity Fair, she stated, “I will say, the reason I don’t do drugs, the reason I didn’t get into doing drugs, all of that was because nobody on the set did. I looked up to them at 14, and so the trajectory of my career, my life, could’ve gone any which way, but it didn’t.”
Although the cast frequently “played poker on Friday nights” and “drank beer” on set, Mila Kunis never felt out of place. She humorously remarked, “I wasn’t intimidated. I had a solid ego, man.”
Looking back on her time on the show, Mila expressed her admiration for her co-stars. She reflected, “I don’t know if it was intimidating in the sense that I didn’t know who I was or lost sense of myself. But I must’ve been like, ‘Wow, these kids are all so cool and they’re so much older than I am.’ We were all trying to figure ourselves out. We were all young.”
Mila Kunis, who shares two children with Ashton Kutcher, reflected on her casting as unusual for the time, revealing that she lied about her age to secure the role. She explained, “It was in the heyday of older kids playing younger kids, and I was actually the age of the character. I’d like to make it very clear now: I did lie. You have to sign a contract before you get the job, and in my contract, I had to put an asterisk and be like, ‘Studio teacher.’ And they’re like, ‘What do you mean?’ And I was like, ‘Oh, P.S., I’m 14.’”
