A recent Mila Kunis, Ashton Kutcher report claims that not only is the couple getting a divorce, but that the “Bad Moms” actress was also starving herself to near death. It would appear that the reason for this is the supposed upcoming tell-all by actress Demi Moore, where she will reveal details about the “Killers” star. Only one detail in the report is true and the rest can be dismissed as garbage.
The frequent peddler of lies Star is up to its usual antics with yet another article with alleged insight into the marriage of the Mila Kunis, Ashton Kutcher couple. This time, the magazine is claiming that the actress is “wasting away” after learning about the upcoming memoir, Gossip Cop reports. Weirdly enough, though, the same article also alleges that the two were getting divorced.
Why on earth would the memoir of Demi Moore affect the Mila Kunis, Ashton Kutcher relationship if there was no relationship anymore in the first place? It would appear that the nonsensical nature of the claim has not stopped the magazine from going ahead with its report, even citing an untraceable source.
“She’s not eating much because her stomach’s been in knots,” the supposed source reportedly said. “Mila’s obsessing over what Demi might divulge. Mila knew Ashton wasn’t an angel when she married him, but no wife wants to hear that her husband was a lousy cheat to his ex.”
To be perfectly clear, there is no Mila Kunis, Ashton Kutcher going on. Representatives for the couple have already provided a denial that there was any problem with their marriage. What’s more, while the memoir might cause some discomfort, the representatives also provided assurance that it worries neither party. It would seem that the “Family Guy” voice actress’ sentiments about her husband being the best in the world has not changed.


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