Mila Kunis And Ashton Kutcher Pregnancy Update: Sex Of Their Baby Revealed! Soon To Be Parents Pose With Giant Peanut
Mila Kunis and Ashton Kutcher being pregnant and engaged is well known at this point; however, that they are having a BABY GIRL is news! Multiple sources confirmed exclusively in the new issue of Us Weekly that the former That 70s Show co-stars are expecting a baby girl together. It will be the first child for both Kunis, 30, and Kutcher, 36. However, Kutcher may be a little more experienced due to his six years of marriage with Demi Moore, during which time he "got plenty of practice with Demi's girls," a pal notes. Kutcher was famously stepdad to Moore's daughters: Rumer, 25, Scout, 22, and Tallulah, 20.
Kutcher is ecstatic about fatherhood. "Ashton is doting on Mila," a source says of the actor. Apparently, Kutcher is already lining up play dates with the couple's old That '70s Show costar Danny Masterson and Fianna, his 2-month-old daughter. While Kunis and Kutcher have yet to confirm her pregnancy, the evidence was undeniable at this past Sunday's MTV Movie Awards, where her baby bump was obvious under a loose-fitting black Thakoon dress. Kunis won Best Villain in "Oz the Great and Powerful." The hilarious actress said in her acceptance speech, "Listen, you guys, you just made my 12-year-old self dream come true. This is by far the coolest award and I just realized I was the only woman nominated and I won!" Kunis also presented the MTV Trailblazer Award to "Jupiter Ascending" co-star Channing Tatum.
Kutcher and Kunis are currently on a road trip together. Kutcher shared a photo with his fiance at the World's Largest Peanut Monument in Ashburn, Georgia on his Instagram. The post features a picture of the King of Giant Peanuts structure on top of a photo of the engaged couple. The caption with the photo read, "Worlds largest peanut. @itskunismilena." The 20-foot-tall monument was built atop a crown on a brick base in 1975 and was made the state's official peanut monument in 1998. The slogan painted on the side of the monument reads: 'Georgia 1st in Peanuts.'
