Ashton Kutcher Tells Ellen DeGeneres About His Secret Marriage to Mila Kunis
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By now it's no longer a surprise that Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis finally tied the knot. However, Kutcher tells Ellen DeGeneres that he had to go through some pretty big loops to keep the ceremony under-wraps.
Kutcher made his way on to the show with a little dance and had a little extra motivation. DeGeneres said he probably came out dancing because his daughter loves the show and she loves dancing.
Kutcher says she loses it when he sings the Wheels on the Bus.
He even gave a little example of the bouncy dance she does when she hears the music. Kutcher also said that she likes to "Whip/Nae Nae" dance that he says Mila Kunis taught her.
Meanwhile, DeGeneres told Kutcher that they were very sneaky with the wedding because every time they've joined her on the show they were pretty cagey about the whole thing. They got married in a ninja effort of a wedding. Kutcher said they really didn't want helicopters at their wedding and he tried to sway any attention away through social media.
He told DeGeneres that they didn't want to be screaming their vows at each other. DeGeneres said it's really hard to do no matter how careful you are.
Kutcher began talking about his daughter again and DeGeneres pointed out that she has a ton of hair. He joked that the first year he was trying to keep his child alive and DeGeneres reminded him that he should probably try to do that for the rest of their life.
He said he was more concerned about his daughter killing herself. Kutcher said he can't understand how how man lived in the prehistoric times trying to keep their children from jumping off a cliff.
Then, it was a mini That 70s Show reunion as Kutcher's former co-star Danny Masterson made a guest appearance on the show to play Pie Face. Kutcher was playing for his foundation, Thorn, that builds software to help law enforcement end the sexual exploitation of children.
So Michael Kelso and Steven Hyde went against each other. You can check out Kutcher's interview and the game of Pie Face in the videos below.