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These days, Mila Kunis and Ashton Kutcher are proud parents and very hands-on with their children. However, at one time, things were very different. Kutcher was in a relationship with Demi Moore, while Mila Kunis also had a long-term relationship of her own alongside Macaulay Culkin.However, things would end much to everyone's surprise and according to Kunis, she was to blame for how it ended.We'll take a look back at what went down between the two, along with Kunis and Culkin's current relationship nowadays.In addition, we'll take a look at how things played out between Kutcher and Kunis, and how the two became a couple.
Mila Kunis Was Happy That Macaulay Culkin Found Love Again And Started A Family
Mila Kunis does not have a long history of boyfriends. In fact, She dated Macaulay Culkin for eight years. The two shared a strong connection and despite the fact that things ended a decade ago, Hollywood Life suggests that Kunis keeps tabs on Culkin, and his happy to see he is doing well these days, with a family of his own.
An insider for Hollywood Life writes, "They had a deep love that Mila will always recognize as something special. She ended it badly, they haven’t talked for years and she isn’t going to reach out to him now. They have moved on, started their families and she can take comfort that he is in a good place."
Don't expect any other amicable gesture from Kunis, as the last thing she wants, according to the insider, is attention from the media.
“There will be no public or private gesture of congrats. Mila doesn’t want to be any type of distraction to the life that Brenda and Macaulay have built. It is what it is, and she understands that people would like to know her feelings," the insider wrote.
Although both sides are in a good place raising families these days, Kunis was not pleased with the way things ended between the two, putting all the blame on herself.
Mila Kunis Was Not Pleased With The Way She Handled Her Breakup With Macaulay Culkin
Speaking alongside Dax Shepard’s podcast, Armchair Expert, Mila Kunis was nothing but honest when assessing her breakup alongside Macaulay Culkin. Kunis admitted she did not do so on amicable terms and a lot of it, may have been due to her youth, being in her 20s.
She said of the situation, “I had a horrible breakup. I had a horrible, horrible, horrible breakup. I messed up. I was an a–hole in my 20s, and I’ll be the first to admit it. And that’s kind of something that took me a long time to come out and be like, ‘Yeah, you know what? I was a d---,’ and accept it. And I own it now.”
Kunis did not go into further detail, though she did say that she didn't like why she did it at the time, and how she went about it.
Though Kunis did admit, the post-breakup journey was an opportunity to find herself.
“When I got to be single, I said, ‘I just need to figure myself out. I genuinely need to know why I did what I did and, like, regroup myself as a human being,’” she continued.
As for her next relationship, things would work quite differently.
Mila Kunis' Next Relationship With Ashton Kutcher Started Off With A Twist
Despite a close connection on That '70s Show, Mila Kunis revealed that there wasn't anything romantic between herself and Ashton Kutcher. The two had tremendous chemistry on-screen, but off-camera, it was strictly professional and amicable.
Years after the sitcom ended, everything changed for the duo at an awards show.
Kunis recalls, "We were at an awards show, and I was backstage. I was like looking around, and there was like a really beautiful man from the back. I was like, 'What a very nice stature of a gentleman.' I was literally, like, 'Ooh, he's kind of hot.' I was single. And then he turned around, and I was like, 'Oh, my god! It's Kutch!' I thought it was the weirdest thing that I was checking this guy out, and it was somebody I'd known forever."
Kunis admitted the relationship started off like a Hollywood film, with the two just enjoying an innocent fling. However, as we know by now, it would all change into a wonderful relationship and later, a family.
