Mila Kunis branded her husband Ashton Kutcher 'so dumb' ozempic for weight loss non diabetic (https://ozempicgenius.com/buy-ozempic-online-in-australia/) contracting pancreatitis twice, as she spoke on the latest episode of .  

The actor, 43, who had previously been a guest on the popular hot wings/interview program in 2019, with host Sean Evans was the subject of the chat with Mila, 38, who explained what happened when he suffered the inflammation.

The actor had previously revealed that he was, 'giving himself pancreatitis' because he was drinking 'too much carrot juice' while preparing to play Steve Jobs in the 2013 movie Jobs - while his wife stated he was 'downplaying' the whole scenario.

In the candid chat, an incredulous Mila said: 'He was so dumb. He also, I think only at grapes, at one point... yeah, it's so stupid. We ended up in the hospital twice with pancreatitis, so, fact check, yes, it was really dumb'. 

Kutcher was trying to play Jobs as authentic as he could, since the Apple co-founder was a known 'fruitarian,' whose diet largely comprised of nuts, seeds and grains.

Kutcher said on his 2019 appearance that his, 'pancreas was like crazy out of whack,' which started to freak him out since Jobs died of pancreatic cancer (though eating copious amounts of fruit does not cause pancreatic cancer). 

Ashton said: 'Don't drink too much carrot juice. That's the moral of the story'.

The actor also stated on Hot Ones that he had 'purged' all of his trucker hats and wardrobe items from his era on That 70s Show, but Kunis flat-out denied that, glancing at her husband off-camera.

'What are you talking about? You didn't get rid of anything! You have plenty of trucker hats and the entire 70s wardrobe is downstairs. What is this?' Kunis said.

Kutcher was heard from backstage saying, 'Who are you talking to?' as Kunis laughed and continued the interview. 

Kutcher's Jobs was the first of two competing Steve Jobs biopics that were pushed forward following the tech titan's death in October 2011 at 56.

While Jobs only cost $12 million to make, it still underwhelmed at the box office with $16.1 million domestic and $42.1 million worldwide, and it was bashed by critics with just a 23% rating on Rotten Tomatoes.

The other biopic, 2015's Steve Jobs, starred Michael Fassbender as the Apple co-founder, which fared better critically (85% on Rotten Tomatoes) but worse commercially ($17.7 million domestic, $34.4 million worldwide). 

Kunis married Kutcher in 2015 and they share two kids, Wyatt, 7, and Dimitri, 4, together.

Kunis continually portrays Meg in the hit Fox animated series Family Guy and she'll next be seen in Luckiest Girl Alive next year, with Finn Wittrock, Connie Britton and Justine Lupe.

Kutcher will next be seen in writer-director B.J. Novak's Vengeance with Issa Rae, Dove Cameron and J. Smith-Cameron.