Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis’ Casual Date Night Included Justin Theroux: See the Photos
Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis have some seriously cool date nights. This week, the A-listers enjoyed an evening of music and fun at the Szignet Festival in Budapest, where they were unexpectedly joined by another fellow star: Justin Theroux.
The week-long festival features well-known musicians from around the world, including Pink, Iggy Azalea, The Chainsmokers and Wiz Khalifa—clearly a favorite of the couple. The lovebirds were all smiles during the rapper’s Thursday night set, where they were photographed beside Theroux, who grinned throughout the set though wife Jennifer Aniston was not at the show.
The evening out was a much-deserved treat for Kunis, 33, who is currently filming the upcoming comedy, The Spy Who Dumped Me, in the capital city. The couple and their children, Wyatt, 2, and Dimitri, 9 months, are living nearby until filming wraps this fall.
Ashton Kutcher, Mila Kunis and Justin Theroux watch Wiz Khalifa’s set during Day 2 of Sziget Festival 2017 on August 10, 2017 in Budapest, Hungary. (Photo by Joseph Okpako/WireImage)
And while the That ’70s Show alums prioritize fun on nights out together, they also use the adults-only time to plan (and predict!) the future. Earlier this year, Kutcher, 39, revealed that his wife chose the name of their son while the actors were on a date. “We’re on the way to a date night and Mila turns to me and she goes, ‘So, I think Donald Trump is going to become the president and I think our baby’s name is Dimitri,’” The Ranch star told Ellen DeGeneres in May. “I was like, ‘Donald Trump’s not [going to be the president]’ …And we ended up not talking about it.” Weeks later, the baby name was still on Kutcher’s mind. He came home from work and announced, “I think Dimitri’s the name of the baby.”
He added: “Everything Mila said is right! But she’s my wife, it is what it is. She’s just always right.”
Kutcher, who married the Bad Moms actress in July 2015, credits his wife and family for the man he is today. “As long as you have love and kindness and optimism and a pursuit of something greater in your heart, you’re the lucky one,” he said during his acceptance speech after receiving an award for character in his home state of Iowa in April. “So this award is for you. It is for my family. It’s for all four of my parents. It’s for my wife, who kicks my ass on character every day.”
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