Christina Ricci EXPOSES How Ashton Kutcher Is The Biggest Creep In Hollywood

Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis are reportedly caught up in a whirlwind of drama after Christina Ricci spilled the piping-hot tea on some of their eyebrow-raising history. It's got fans speculating that trouble might be brewing, with jail time lurking on the horizon. In fact, things have gotten so dicey that the Kutcher duo has resorted to issuing apologies.
But what's really setting tongues wagging is just how much Christina Ricci seems to despise Ashton. She's been unleashing a tidal wave of anger, suggesting that he might even belong behind bars. So, what in the world did Christina spill, and why does she harbor such intense feelings against Ashton? You'll want to stick around till the very end of this video to get the full scoop on this Hollywood bombshell!

Well, it seems that the famous Kutcher couple, Ashton and Mila, have found themselves in quite a pickle. Their trouble started when they openly supported Danny Masterson, who had some serious legal problems hanging over his head due to some troubling accusations. Fast forward to today, and Masterson has been handed a hefty sentence of 30 years to life behind bars. He's also been told to register as SA defender, which is a big deal.
So, what's the real story here? Are the Kutchers actually on a path that could lead them to jail? Well, for starters, the 43-year-old star from "The Addams Family," who has recently gained attention by appearing in Doja Cat's new music video, didn't mince words on Saturday night. Christina Ricci took to Instagram with a message in bold white letters against a dramatic black background, urging everyone to stand by the victims of a serious issue.

For context, Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis wrote letters to the court as character references, pleading for leniency for Masterson. They referred to him as a role model with exceptional character and shared how he had influenced their lives in positive ways. Kutcher even credited Masterson with helping him stay away from drugs during their friendship. Kunis, on the other hand, portrayed Masterson as an exceptional older brother figure and emphasized his avoidance of substances, which had influenced her to do the same.
However, in the midst of all the backlash, Christina Ricci took to Instagram stories on a Sunday to clear the air. She made it clear that she wasn't specifically targeting the Kutcher couple, although recent events had prompted her to ponder this issue more deeply. She explained to her 1.6 million followers that her initial post wasn't intended to single out anyone. Instead, it was something she had been contemplating in light of various individuals' wrongdoings that had come to light in recent years. She admitted that reconciling the image of the people she knew with the things they had done was challenging.
Yet, Christina's choice of words, particularly labeling the act of discrediting victims as a "crime," has sparked some curiosity. Some fans speculate that there might be more to this story, and Christina could be subtly suggesting that these two celebrities should also be held accountable for their support of Masterson.
But hold onto your hats, because this is where things take a truly fascinating turn. It appears that Ashton Kutcher may not be as innocent as he's been portrayed. One of Danny Masterson's accusers has decided to confront Ashton head-on for his in-court support of his old friend. And she's doing it by digging up some old footage that hasn't aged well.

But that's not all. Chrissie also had a message for Mila Kunis. She urged Mila to reflect on her experiences as a child on set and suggested that her old interviews might hold some telling insights. In addition to her words, Chrissie posted a slew of old clips showing Ashton and Mila interacting together, as well as one featuring Mila and Danny that raises eyebrows. One of these clips is from when Hilary Duff appeared on Ashton's show "Punk'd," and it gets strange when Ashton introduces her as "one of the girls that we're all waiting for to turn 18." Another clip shows Ashton and Mila discussing the first time they met and their initial on-set kiss.
It seems their apology didn't have the desired impact either. Many fans felt that the apology was merely damage control, with Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis expressing remorse because they were caught, rather than offering a heartfelt and sincere apology from the beginning.
One fan summed up their feelings, stating, "Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis have only come out with this 'apology' looking like they haven't bathed in weeks because their letter has emerged.

But what do you think about this? Share your thoughts below. And while we wait for more updates, make sure to watch our next video where we reveal even more shocking details in Tinseltown.

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[draco]

Ashton Kutcher is not sleeping well these days after his best friend Sean The Diddler Combs was arrested. 🧐

[judyjsmail]

Danny didnt do drugs he just drugged his victims

[andyl]

Ashton really always did seem like a creepy guy

[coastuncle]

Here's the problem... detectives immediately concluded that the "red wine" on the floor at Ashley's house could not be seen from outside of the house. I heard that detectives questioned him a second and then a third time about his story. I heard that he finally admitted to going into the house. This was an awful crime scene with blood all over because it was a stabbing murder. Instead of calling 911 he apparently sat in the driveway and made the call that Rici overheard. Under bad advice he left the scene and went on to the party as if he didn't know Ashley was dead on the floor. I'm not sure how calling 911 and waiting for police was supposed to hurt his career but he left her there dead on the floor anyway. I find all of this hard to believe. I'm convinced that this will all come out soon.

[Arak_Drakoniz]

Since no one else is saying it, I will…

Demi Moore dodged a bullet.

[JesseMongia]

Ashton's dirt and secrets will come out ., and that's what got Ashton's head looking over his shoulder .He's living a paranoid nightmare .

[GeorgiaK]

Mila did NOT seem compassionate or empathetic in that video at all - at least Ashton seems like he has some kind of remorse. Unless he's just a good actor

[wakingupnow]

Ricci was threatened to shut up, you know it ! I was a huge fan of the 70's show, can't stomach now.

[jazzyg]

They always seemed unintelligent (especially AK). Now they also look like selfish and inauthentic narcissists.

[jfigueroa]

Character letters?? Really for a rapist ??

[stoneycole]

Idk, seems to me that Mila Kunis Kutcher is into Kreepy guys ...🤷

[elainedaniels]

Is there anything in Hollywood but creeps?

[lorenacabrejos]

But wasn’t this couple whom people used to adore so much and media couldn’t have enough of them after Kunis had an awful break up with Macaulay Culkin?
I’ve never liked them anyway. I think these two are cold hearted and mean

[pbohearn]

If other women were murdered, because Ashton did not immediately and proactively report the tragic death of his girlfriend, he has blood on his hands. This guy went onto murder other women before he was eventually caught.

[nunyabidness]

I've always loved Christina Ricci. She's only 4 years older than me, so i grew up watching her and grew up as she did and continued to watch and love all her work. I also think she's really pretty in a less "beauty standard" way, which I really LOVE! I can't stand all these women who all look the same, because they're all trying to look like their favorite instagram "model", like a Barbie basically, but Christina has always rocked her unique, mysterious and beautiful look! 😊

[melaniewantsabeer]

Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis, a part of Scientology and we have to start talking about that

[snowwhitever]

70 show is cursed. used to see it on tv back in the day. never guessed how cursed it really is .

[lindahandley]

Mila seems to have some serious dry mouth going on.

[crankyoldperson]

The difficulty is that identity is multifaceted. People you have known for years don’t always reveal every dimension of who they are to everyone. If you have been friends with someone for a really long time, it would be difficult to believe that they are capable of being shocking sickos to other people. We think we know the people we are close to, but no one knows what happens behind closed doors.

[lorir]

I'm 51 and dealt with sexual assault since around the age of 11. I'm actually dumbfounded when I think of stuff that goes on. It's like poc are more likely to be sensitive to something that may possibly be racist. When you arent the target you don't know just how much bs actually goes down. I'm proud of people who expose the truth when they know they will get backlash.