Mila Kunis, Ashton Kutcher, children have an open bathroom door policy

Mila Kunis and Ashton Kutcher keep their door open when they go to the bathroom at home – all because of their children.

“Our doors are always open in our home” – actress said E! News in an interview published on Thursday. “There are no closed doors.

“For better or worse, as a family … [we] they have all kinds of embodied bodily functions as a very standard standard, ”she continued.

Kunis, 39, blamed her 7-year-old daughter Wyatt and 5-year-old son Dimitri.

“I never thought that I would be the one who would be able to go to the bathroom with the door open,” she explained. “It doesn’t matter if I close it. It never mattered.

But the little ones knocked “every two seconds,” prompting the Family Guy star to “just keep the damn door open.”

Kunis is no stranger to talking about her family’s time in the bathroom.

In July 2021, she and Kutcher, 44, made headlines when they told Dax Shepard that their children only bathed when they became visibly dirty.

“If you see dirt on them, clean them,” alum explained to “Ranch” during Episode of the podcast “Expert Chair”. “Otherwise, it doesn’t make sense.”

Kunis interjected, “I was not the parent who bathed my newborns – never. As a child, I didn’t have hot water, so I didn’t take a lot of showers anyway. “

As an adult, the Bad Moms star explained: “I wash my armpits and perineum every day and nothing else. I have a Lever 2000 bar that delivers every time. … I tend to pour water over my face after training to get rid of all the salt. “

The couple’s confession led to many other celebrities using their own bathing regimens over the past year, from Drew Barrymore to Jake Gyllenhaal.

Shepard’s wife, Kristen Bell, was among the first to admit that she had once gone “five or six days” before showering nine-year-old Lincoln and seven-year-old Delta.

“When you catch a scent, biology lets you know you need to clean it up”, 42-year-old star of “Frozen” he said in “View” in August 2021 “There is a red flag because, to be honest, it’s just bacteria.

“Once you’ve got the bacteria, you have to say,” Get in the bathtub or shower. “