Looks like she's no longer shy with her engagement. Mila Kunis' engagement ring was out on full display during a Los Angeles Clippers basketball game last Saturday at the Staples Center.
From photos obtained by the Daily Mail, the lovebirds were extra cozy throughout the game, with Kunis confidently wearing that sparkler on her wedding finger. At one point during the game, she playfully used her left hand to silence Kutcher.
One highlight of the game showed how the two were now very open about their relationship. People Magazine said that Kutcher and Kunis were spotted by the National Basketball Association's cheeky Kiss Cam. Kunis, said the magazine, was oviously flustered when the love camera zoomed in on them. However, Kutcher was game in expressing her love for his fiancee, turning his baseball cap quickly and gave his ladylove a smooch and pointed to the camera to mark his victory. Barry White's "Can't Get Enough of Your Love" played in the background during the kiss.
Kunis and Kutcher's lovefest proved to be their hometeam's lucky charm, as the LA Clippers beat the Detroit Pistons, 112-103, Daily Mail said.
After the game, the two headed out for some food at the Sweet Butter Kitchen in Studio City. Paparazzi photos noted that the duo had the same outfits on. Kunis, who has been hounded by rumors about a possible pregnancy, didn't give much away with her loose grey sweater with a white shirt underneath. The UK tabloid said the only telling sign that she was expecting when onlookers noted that Kunis only drank bottled water during the game while her beau drank beer.
An old friend of the couple earlier might be shocked on the progress of the two's love affair, considering that a friend had confided with RadarOnline that the "That 70s Show" co-stars weren't always amicable. The unnamed friend said, "Ashton and Mila were absolutely not friends during much of the making of That '70s Show. In fact, they couldn't stand working together."
Referring to how the two became close, the insider added, "The two were never close on the set. Quite the opposite! Mila was the one who came forward to bury the hatchet. She could see Ashton was going through a tough time and reached out to him. They built a solid friendship, which was a new thing for both of them."
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