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Ashton Kutcher reveals he first said 'I love you' to Mila Kunis when he was drunk: 'I might have had a little too much tequila'

Ashton Kutcher, in a tuxedo, and Mila Kunis, in a strapless blush gown, smile while posing on the red carpet together.
Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis in 2022.Jeff Kravitz/FilmMagic
  • Ashton Kutcher recently revealed that he first said "I love you" to now-wife Mila Kunis while drunk.

  • "I might have had a little too much tequila," the "Vengeance" actor recalled in a new video for Peloton.

  • Kutcher said he "showed up drunk" at Kunis' home in the early morning and began "screaming."

Ashton Kutcher hilariously revealed the first time he said "I love you" to wife Mila Kunis, and according to the actor, there was a lot of tequila involved.

"The first time that I told my wife that I love her was while listening to 'You and Tequila,'" Kutcher told country singer Kenny Chesney (who, along with Grace Potter, sang the 2010 single Kutcher was referencing) during a new workout video for Peloton posted on TikTok.

"I might have had a little too much tequila," the "Vengeance" star continued, while running on a treadmill next to Chesney. "I showed up drunk at her house, at like 2 in the morning, and just started screaming, 'You and tequila make me crazy!'"

"And I told her I love her, and she's like, 'Don't say it if you don't mean it. Are you going to love me in the morning when you wake up from this hangover?'" Kutcher added.

According to Kutcher, he woke up the next morning and told Kunis that he "still" loved her.

"I had no idea that me and Grace Potter were part of such a really intimate detail for you and your wife," Chesney joked.

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Kutcher and Kunis famously costarred on "That '70s Show" together, but despite knowing each other since 1998, the couple only began dating in 2012.

They welcomed a daughter together in 2014, and got married in 2015. Kunis gave birth to their second child, a boy, in November 2016.

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