Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis Are Bears Fans!

Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis were spotted at the Chicago Bears game this week, repping their team in style as they enjoyed a family outing with their kids. The Hollywood couple, known for keeping things pretty low-key when they’re not making headlines, had no problem showing their support for the Bears, with Ashton posing for some classic fan shots.

Kutcher, who hails from Iowa, has always had a love for Midwest sports, but these days, his name gets brought up for more than just his acting or game-day appearances. Lurking in the shadows of his success are a number of strange rumors—one of the wildest being the theory that he might have been involved in a woman's death back in the early 2000s. Though that case, involving the tragic murder of Ashley Ellerin, was officially linked to the "Hollywood Ripper," speculation still follows Kutcher, even as he continues to deny any sinister involvement.

Along with the potential murder of Ashley Ellerin, Ashton was also once famously close to P. Diddy, often seen partying together and sharing the same social circles. While Ashton has had his fair share of strange rumors, Diddy is now facing a wave of allegations and sketchy accusations that are making headlines. From sexual misconduct claims to questionable business dealings, plus all that baby oil, Diddy's reputation is taking some serious hits, which has cast a shadow over his past associations, including Ashton.

Despite the murky rumors surrounding him, Ashton and Mila seemed unfazed as they soaked in the energy of the Bears’ game. The couple, married since 2015, has navigated plenty of Hollywood’s ups and downs, but this family moment showed they’re just regular fans at heart—albeit with a bit more tabloid baggage.

No stranger to controversy, Ashton has weathered plenty of storms, but that hasn’t stopped him from enjoying time with his wife and kids, whether at home or cheering for their favorite team. As for the Bears? Well, they could probably use a little of Kutcher’s staying power on the field.