Reports have surfaced suggesting the Hollywood couple will wed here in England
Mila Kunis will marry her actor boyfriend Ashton Kutcher here in the UK, according to reports surfacing today.
It's understood that the hot Hollywood couple have fallen in love with England after spending time here while Mila films the movie Jupiter Ascending in London and have now set their heart on having their nuptials in the country.
While they have largely spent time together in the capital, it's thought that the couple would like to tie the knot in the English countryside and have already begun drawing up a list of potential venues.
A source close to the couple told The Daily Star: 'Mila and Ashton have fallen in love with the UK. They are desperate to get married as soon as possible because they want to start a family and are slightly old fashioned about these things.'
They added: 'The first place they thought of was Stonehenge, but they’ve also been looking at the Royal Pavilion in Brighton. Mila loves the idea of a stately home or something in the English countryside.'
Although the venue is expected to be grand, it's thought that the ceremony will be a small and intimate affair with just a clutch of close family members and friends present. And, of course, the couple will have to wait until Ashton's divorce from wife Demi Moore is finalised.
Last week it was alleged that Demi was demanding a whopping £18million settlement as part of her divorce from the Two And A Half Men star. Legal papers filed on behalf of the actress claim the actor has amassed a fortune through canny investment deals since they married in 2005. However, a settlement is unlikely to be reached this summer because of the fierce financial wrangling between the pair.
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