Ashton Kutcher, 48, sports a dad bod while out with wife Mila Kunis and daughter Wyatt... after he complained his good looks hurt his acting career

Ashton Kutcher enjoyed an outing with wife Mila Kunis and their daughter Wyatt on Saturday in Los Angeles. 

The 48-year-old father of two and Kunis, 43, spent quality time with their 11-year-old daughter, while their nine-year-old son Dimitri was absent.

Kutcher looked happy and healthy while repping his Iowa hometown in a faded blue Cedar Rapids T-shirt, tucking reading glasses into the collar.

He added a navy baseball cap and faded dark jeans, completing the casual look with New Balance sneakers. 

Kutcher was clean-shaven and carried a red and black lunch box over his shoulder.

The weekend outing comes nearly one year after the once-ripped star said his handsome looks kept him from grittier acting roles.

Kutcher – who cemented a place in Hollywood with his comedic roles – said he lost opportunities due to his appearance.

While promoting the FX television series The Beauty at New York Comic Con in October 2025, he shared, 'I think every role you get, part of it is what you look like, right?'

He explained, 'It's a very big part of what you're imbuing as the character. And so, there are roles that I've gotten because of the way I look and there are roles that I haven't gotten because of the way I look.'

According to an account from People, he added, 'Sometimes it's frustrating.'

But as a producer, the filmmaker said he understands: 'You're trying to tell a story with pictures, and the pictures need to create a feeling for the audience.'

Earlier this year, Kutcher starred as a tech billionaire in the Ryan Murphy show, adapted from the comic book series The Beauty. 

It debuted in January and featured 11 episodes with a star-studded cast including Bella Hadid and Amelia Hamlin. 

In January, Kutcher and Kunis made a rare red carpet appearance together at the 2026 Golden Globes.

It marked their first awards show outing in four years.

In September 2023, the couple were forced to respond to backlash over character letters they wrote to the judge in the case of convicted rapist Danny Masterson.

'We are aware of the pain that has been caused by the character letters we wrote on behalf of Danny Masterson,' Kutcher began in a short video shared on Instagram after it was revealed that he and his wife had vouched for their former That 70s Show co-star and friend, 50.

'We support victims,' Kunis added. 'We have done this historically through our work and will continue to do so in the future.' The comments on the post were disabled.

Critics were quick to take to X to unleash their dismay over the 'lawyered' apology.

Journalist Yashar Ali wrote on the site, 'It’s important to note that the letters weren’t just character letters you’d write for a friend. The letters, which contained a great deal of Scientological phrasing, were intended to undermine the victims who were drugged by Danny.'

Masterson was handed a 30 years to life sentence after a jury found him guilty of raping two women in the early 2000s.