With the recent family-friendly outing, Mila Kunis and Ashton Kutcher may have dispelled a significant rumour about them. Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis announced earlier this month that they were leaving California to live in Europe. But this extremely infrequent outing with their children, Wyatt and Dimitri, may have put an end to that rumour, according to a She Knows report.
The family of four showed up to watch the Los Angeles Dodgers win the opening game of the 2024 World Series in October 2024, according to pictures that Hello Magazine was able to obtain. Jennifer Lawrence, Justin Bateman, and other celebrities were present at this star-studded event.
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The Kutcher-Kunis family not only went together, but they also dressed up for the event. Each of them wore a Dodgers shirt that was personalized with their initials embroidered on the back.
This Los Angeles-themed outing may indicate that the family won't be moving away from their current home just yet, even though it is one of many occasions when they have been together since Kunis and Kutcher were involved in scandals.
They ended up together even though they had first met on the set of That 70s Show when she was 14 and he was about 19. In 2012, they became friends again, but soon after, a romance blossomed. In February 2014, they became engaged, and the following year, they were married.
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Later on, they welcomed a son named Dimitri Portwood in November 2016 and a daughter named Wyatt Isabelle in October 2014.
Recent rumours suggested they were, but their recent family outing in Los Angeles suggests they are most likely still in California.
What was unique about their recent outing?
The Kutcher-Kunis family attended a Dodgers game dressed in personalized shirts, displaying their local pride and hinting that they will not relocate.
The family of four showed up to watch the Los Angeles Dodgers win the opening game of the 2024 World Series in October 2024, according to pictures that Hello Magazine was able to obtain. Jennifer Lawrence, Justin Bateman, and other celebrities were present at this star-studded event.
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The Kutcher-Kunis family not only went together, but they also dressed up for the event. Each of them wore a Dodgers shirt that was personalized with their initials embroidered on the back.
This Los Angeles-themed outing may indicate that the family won't be moving away from their current home just yet, even though it is one of many occasions when they have been together since Kunis and Kutcher were involved in scandals.
They ended up together even though they had first met on the set of That 70s Show when she was 14 and he was about 19. In 2012, they became friends again, but soon after, a romance blossomed. In February 2014, they became engaged, and the following year, they were married.
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Later on, they welcomed a son named Dimitri Portwood in November 2016 and a daughter named Wyatt Isabelle in October 2014.
FAQs
Are Mila Kunis and Ashton Kutcher moving to Europe?Recent rumours suggested they were, but their recent family outing in Los Angeles suggests they are most likely still in California.
What was unique about their recent outing?
The Kutcher-Kunis family attended a Dodgers game dressed in personalized shirts, displaying their local pride and hinting that they will not relocate.
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