Mila Kunis Hot Photos in Nice Dresses In the shows+Photos Her Husband+ Mila kunis Photos with her family

Mila Kunis Hot Photos in Nice Dresses In the shows+Photos Her Husband+ Mila kunis Photos with her family

Mila Kunis Hot Photos in Nice Dresses In the shows+Photos Her Husband+ Mila kunis Photos with her family

Mila Kunis Hot Photos in Nice Dresses In the shows+Photos Her Husband+ Mila kunis Photos with her family

Mila Kunis Hot Photos in Nice Dresses In the shows+Photos Her Husband+ Mila kunis Photos with her family

Mila Kunis Hot Photos in Nice Dresses In the shows+Photos Her Husband+ Mila kunis Photos with her family

Mila Kunis Hot Photos in Nice Dresses In the shows+Photos Her Husband+ Mila kunis Photos with her family

Mila Kunis Hot Photos in Nice Dresses In the shows+Photos Her Husband+ Mila kunis Photos with her family

Mila Kunis Hot Photos in Nice Dresses In the shows+Photos Her Husband+ Mila kunis Photos with her family


Mila Kunis Hot Photos in Nice Dresses In the shows+Photos Her Husband+ Mila kunis Photos with her family.More critical acclaim came her way for the 2010 thriller Black Swan, in which she co-starred with Natalie Portman. Her performance earned Kunis, who dropped 20 pounds and trained for seven weeks as a ballerina, Golden Globe and Screen Actors Guild award nominations for best supporting actress. That same year, she teamed up with Denzel Washington in the post-apocalypticBook of Eli.
Despite all of her success, Kunis, who didn't know a word of English when she first arrived in the United States, says she hasn't forgotten her roots. She lives in Los Angeles, not far from her parents, and when she visits, often speaks Russian with them."We came to this country with literally nothing, and so any level of success is important to us," Kunis has said. "[My parents] never wanted me to become an actress because it's such an unstable and unpredictable profession. When you're immigrants, and you have to work hard for everything just to survive, it's only natural that you worry about having a stable job and income. But I think now they're more or less convinced that I'm doing pretty well and they don't have to worry about my career prospects any more."

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