Demi Moore and Ashton Kutcher may have called it quits a long time ago but technically, they are still married. Now that reports about Ashton planning to marry Mila Kunis, what will happen to the estranged couple's divorce? Is it true that Demi Moore is deliberately delaying the divorce and is asking for a $10 million hedge fund from Ashton? Will Mila Kunis wait even more?
The "Jobs" actor and the star of "Ghost" shared a six-year marriage until Moore filed a divorce against Kutcher in a highly publicized breakup. Up until now, the divorce has not been finalized yet and according to some sources, Ashton wants the divorce to end as soon as possible so he can finally marry his "That 70's Show" co-star, Mila Kunis.
In an article published in IDesigntimes.com, a source is quoted saying, "They plan to get engaged soon. Being with Mila brought Ashton back to who he really is,".
"He's not playing the field, he's focused on enjoying Mila and the happiness she brings. She doesn't get jealous like Demi used to. He calls her because he wants to and when they're apart they talk constantly," he added.
The 10-million fund that Demi is fighting for is from Ashton's technological investments. The 50-year old actress claims that she should get something from his investment since they were still together when Ashton produced the capital funds.
Moore's basis for breaking up with Ashton is his alleged womanizing ways which, according to her, disgraced the marriage. During the hype of their breakup, she was quoted saying, "As a woman, a mother and a wife, there are certain values and vows that I hold sacred, and it is in this spirit that I have chosen to move forward with my life"
On the other hand, the "Jobs" and "Two and a Half Men" actor remain silent about the issue. When asked about Mila, he said, "You know, I've learned the hard way that there a lot of things in your life that really benefit from being private. And relationships are one of them"
Here is a video revealing more about Kutcher and Moore's divorce battle:
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