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Ashton Kutcher’s Dad Fail Is Just Too Pure and Relatable
The Ranch star Ashton Kutcher is definitely a hands-on dad when it comes to his and Mila Kunis‘ kids — three-year-old daughter, Wyatt Isabelle and one-year-old son, Dimitri Portwood — but that doesn’t mean he’s immune to dad fails! The father-of-two took to Instagram to show off a pancake creation gone wrong, which his fans and followers definitely appreciated.
“Was trying for a Skye from #PawPatrol pancake. My daughter [asked], ‘What’s this supposed to be?’ #Humbled,” he wrote on Instagram. Ashton was clearly feeling artistically inspired by Nick Jr.’s hit kids’ series Paw Patrol — and clearly put a lot of effort into making sure Wyatt had the breakfast she asked for. Practice makes perfect, dad!
The father-of-two recently admitted his That ’70s Show wife and co-star handles a lot of the parenting duties. “We both get up, every morning. In the middle of the night, we flipped it back and forth. Because she was breastfeeding the kids, she did way more than her share, I would say probably 80/20 because she could go and breastfeed them and put them back down when they were little. I mean, now they don’t wake up at night, which is good,” he said on Dax Shepard’s podcast Armchair Expert.
Ashton and Mila got married in 2015 and earlier this year faced a rough patch — though at this point they’ve seemingly overcome that. However, it’s still up in the air if the couple will expand their family again. “Ashton has always wanted three or four kids, but Mila only wants two. Now that she’ll have one of each gender, Mila feels she can be done having babies,” a source told Life & Style exclusively.
The actress reiterated this to People, when she shared, “I will only have two. But I have heard [moving from] two to three is the hard [jump]. [It’s hard] when they outnumber you.”
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