Ashton Kutcher Said He Was ‘F***ing Pissed’ When Demi Moore’s Memoir Came Out

Ashton Kutcher The attention he received following his ex-wife’s death was not what he wanted. Demi Moore, published her memoir.

The 44-year old Star During a recent interview, he spoke about his feelings. Esquire.

“I was f***ing pissed,” He stated that “Inside Out” hitting bookshelves. “I’d finally gotten to a place where the press had really laid off me and Mila [Kunis], and my life and my family,” Kutcher continued. “And then the next day, [the paparazzi] are at my kids’ school.” 

He went on to say he didn’t blame Moore and didn’t want people to think he does. “I don’t want to open anything up in that realm,” He said.

The “No Strings Attached” Moore was star’s wife from 2005 to 2013. In her book, Moore delved into the relationship, sharing intimate details about participating in threesomes and blaming her ex for inspiring her to relapse after Kutcher allegedly said alcoholism wasn’t “a real thing.”

According to the actor, he feels like a “wholesale f***ng failure” After his marriage was ended. “Nothing makes you feel like a failure like divorce,” Kutcher stated. “You failed at marriage.”

Later, he discussed his relationship with Kunis, who he’s been married to since 2015.

“The thing about Mila that made our relationship accelerate was that I had always admired her. Her talent, her skills, her gifts,” Kutcher explained. “I knew that she didn’t need me. And she knew that I didn’t need her.”

“We already knew all of each other’s dirt,” He said that his wife is his partner. “so much cooler” He is more than he is.

Kutcher also spoke about his day, which includes making breakfast for his family, driving them to school, as well as taking them to after school activities. He’s also an avid investor and venture capitalist who works from home on those endeavors.

The “Vengeance” Actor is investing some of his money in software that detects child pornography, and alerts the authorities. But he said during the interview that it’s not gaining traction in D.C. 

“You know why lawmakers don’t want to do anything with that?” Kutcher stated. “Because kids can’t f***ing vote. What the f*** are we doing? Who are we, as people, to not make this issue a priority?”