They are considered Hollywood’s model couple: Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis have been married since 2015 and have two children together. In a podcast they caused astonishment with statements about their personal hygiene.
In the US podcast “Armchair Expert”, the hosts, the two actors Dax Shepard and Monica Padman, regularly receive prominent guests to talk to them about God and the world. Or as it says on the website: “the messiness of being human”.
For the past week, Shepard and Padman had a chat with Hollywood model couple Mila Kunis and Ashton Kutcher. The two have had a scandal-free marriage for years and have two children together. Much of the 72-minute conversation revolved around cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin – a topic the couple has been grappling with for years and has made a lot of money for them both.
But at the beginning of this podcast episode, those present turned to the subject of personal hygiene. There were a few sentences that caused astonishment. Host Dax Shepard led the way by saying, “You shouldn’t remove the natural oil on your skin by putting soap on it every day.” An attitude that Mila Kunis sympathized with: “I don’t wash myself with soap every day,” the actress freely admitted. She only cleans her ‘slits and my tits’ “, which translates as her slits and her breasts.
Mila Kunis and Ashton Kutcher did not bathe their children
Husband Ashton Kutcher has a very similar view of physical hygiene: he only cleans the armpits and the crotch, said the 43-year-old. And made sure that the fourth in the group suddenly felt like an eccentric. You couldn’t believe that you belong to the minority who clean your body every day in the shower, said co-host Monica Padman.
Kunis and Kutcher were not through with the subject. As they known, they extend their restraint on personal hygiene to their children Wyatt, 6, and Dimitri, 4. Kunis said they did not bathe their boys as newborns. Her husband added, “If you look at the dirt on them, clean them up. Otherwise there is no need to.”
“The messiness of being human”: This leitmotif of the podcast fits this episode very well: Incidentally, messiness can also mean being dirty in German.
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