Is Ashton Kutcher Influencing Mila Kunis to Become a More Observant Jew?
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by Zach Pontz
Former ‘That 70s Show” co-stars Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis were spotted wandering the streets of Rome recently. The couple started dating earlier in the year, and according to the Daily Mail Kutcher’s piety–he was introduced to Kabbalah by his ex-wife, Demi Moore– isn’t yet rubbing off on Kunis, who was raised Jewish.
“Sources previously revealed that the couple were seen arriving at the Kabbalah Centre holding hands on September 18, sparking rumours that Mila was converting to its school of thought,” states the Daily Mail article.
The pair were spotted at Rosh Hashanah holiday services at the Kabbalah Centre in New York City, but the Daily Mail reports that according to sources close to Kutcher she hasn’t started practicing the sect’s customs yet.
“Ashton is very serious about practicing Kosher. His team call ahead wherever he goes to make sure he won’t have a problem because there are also a number of foods he won’t eat. So far Mila hasn’t followed suit and has never made any dietary requests like Ashton,” the article states.
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