Rumors are flying that Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis may soon be engaged. According to a new report, the couple may be planning both a wedding and a pregnancy over the Christmas holiday.
A new article in People asserts that Ashton and Mila are getting serious about tying the knot. An unnamed source who spoke with the publication claims that Ashton could pop the question during this holiday season:
"Ashton and Mila have talked about getting engaged and married for quite awhile. He wants to get engaged during the holidays...Ashton's been waiting for his divorce to be over for a long time. He was annoyed it took so long. It was hanging over his head."
The same publication also claimed that Mila and Ashton are discussing expanding their family. According to a second insider, they are already talking kids:
“They both want kids. It’s something they’re vocal about. I can’t imagine it will be very long before she’s pregnant. [Maybe] right after they get engaged if not sooner. Ashton is definitely planning a proposal.”
This report is inline with others we’ve seen, including Radar Online’s recent post. The gossip site quotes a source close to the couple as revealing that Ashton and Miley are already trying:
“Ashton has made no secret of the fact that he wants to have a baby and he’s told his family that they’re not taking any ‘precautions’ against having a baby. In other words, he and Mila are ready to be parents. They don’t really care if marriage comes before baby, in fact, they don’t think they have to be married to have a child.”
Of course, not every tabloid is so convinced. Star, for example, claims that Mila and Ashton are at odds over whether or not to have children. A source claims that it is Mila who is holding out:
“Mila still has a lot of stuff she wants to do career wise. She told Ashton that she would have to wait at least five years. He’s devastated. It was one of the biggest issues he had with Demi and part of the reason he wanted out.”
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