Mila Kunis and Ashton Kutcher aren’t exactly known for public displays of affection. But over the weekend in Las Vegas, the famously private pair let loose—Backstreet Boys style.
Spotted in a private suite at the Sphere during the boy band’s “Into the Millennium” residency on Saturday night, Kunis, 41, and Kutcher, 47, weren’t just enjoying the nostalgia—they were part of the show, in their own way.
Fans Catch a Rare PDA Moment from the Couple
You don’t often see Mila and Ashton getting cozy in public. But fans got a front-row view of the duo belting out the lyrics to “I Want It That Way”—with plenty of dramatic flair.
In a fan-captured video that quickly made its way around social media, Kunis pulled her husband in for a sweet moment mid-chorus. Kutcher responded by wrapping an arm around her waist before putting his hands on her face. Not kidding.
They weren’t just mouthing lyrics either—they sang with the kind of unfiltered joy you usually reserve for your car or shower.
Just two A-listers, living their best boy band fantasy in front of thousands.
Coordinated Outfits, Coordinated Energy
The couple even dressed the part. Both wore dark, laid-back outfits that didn’t scream “look at us,” but definitely gave off “we’re vibing” energy.
As one fan, Michael Shawn McCabe, shared on Instagram, “They stole the show on this one with a little fun. They were both gracious to the crowd and fans around them.”
Apparently, the couple mingled and joked with nearby fans between songs. There was no red carpet behavior—just two people totally immersed in the music and the moment.
Date Night at the Sphere: A Celeb-Favorite Venue
The Sphere has quickly become one of the hottest entertainment venues in Vegas. Known for its jaw-dropping visuals and acoustics, it’s drawing A-listers like bees to honey.
Backstreet Boys’ summer residency has been no exception. With sold-out shows nearly every weekend, it’s become a nostalgic magnet for Millennials and Gen Xers alike.
Kutcher and Kunis aren’t the only stars spotted there in recent weeks. From actors to athletes, the venue has seen its fair share of Hollywood royalty since opening its doors.
But few have managed to capture attention quite like this Hollywood couple did—by just being themselves.
A Timeline of Ashton and Mila’s Low-Key Love Story
Their chemistry isn’t new. Fans have loved them together since That ’70s Show days. But their off-screen romance didn’t actually begin until more than a decade later.
Here’s a quick refresher on their relationship timeline:
| Year | Event |
|---|---|
| 1998 | Meet on set of That ’70s Show |
| 2012 | Start dating |
| 2014 | Get engaged |
| 2015 | Tie the knot |
| 2025 | Celebrate 10-year anniversary in Venice, Italy |
They now share two children: 10-year-old Wyatt and 8-year-old Dimitri. Despite busy careers and public pressure, they’ve largely kept family life private.
But every once in a while, they remind fans that they’re just two people who still really like each other.
Social Media Reacts: “Relationship Goals”
Once the videos hit Instagram and TikTok, comments came pouring in. Most praised the couple’s chemistry and carefree attitude.
One top comment read:
“Now THAT’S how you do a date night!”
Another:
“They’re seriously the cutest. Not performative—just real love.”
And a third:
“Imagine vibing to Backstreet Boys with Ashton Kutcher next to you??!”
That fan probably didn’t get to imagine it—they lived it.
The posts have since racked up thousands of views and shares. Fans weren’t just hyped about the Backstreet Boys—they were loving the surprise cameo from one of Hollywood’s most low-key couples.
Longtime Love, Still Having Fun
Not every celebrity couple can keep things light after over a decade together, two kids, and a tabloid-laced spotlight. But Kutcher and Kunis seem to manage it with surprising ease.
They’ve weathered their share of ups and downs—privacy battles, public letters, past relationships being dragged into headlines. But Saturday night? That was just about the music, the vibe, and a little PDA.
And judging by the videos, they meant every lyric when they sang, “I want it that way.”
