Mila Kunis Chicken-Stealing Lawsuit Dropped; Accuser Says She's Leaving Case in Hands of God
A woman suing Mila Kunis for "stealing her pet chicken when they were childhood friends" is dropping the lawsuit after "learning to forgive" the actress and has chosen instead to leave the case in the hands of God.
"I've learned to forgive in my heart the people who have wronged me, like Mila," said Kristina Karo who filed the $5,000 lawsuit back in April, according to TMZ
Karo's lawsuit accused Kunis of stealing her pet chicken, named Doggie, over 25 years ago when both women lived in Ukraine. Karo, whose YouTube video for "Give Me Green Card" has reached over 500,000 views, sued Kunis for the therapy sessions needed "due to isolation for the loss of her chicken pet." However, the aspiring singer said the lawsuit became unnecessary after her fans helped raise the $5,000.
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She also responded to Kunis' disregard of the alleged chicken-stealing incident and the subsequent lawsuit.
"There is only one judge and that is God," said the YouTube star. "I pray for her soul and the soul of Doggie, that he has found peace finally in chicken heaven."
Back in April, Kunis laughed off the lawsuit as well as the accusations that she had stolen Doggie. In a video posted online by Kunis' husband, Ashton Kutcher, the actress asserted that Karo was 1-month-old during the incident named in the lawsuit.
"I was like, which chicken did I steal," Kunis quipped. "I was obviously in the village when I stole these chickens so I apologized to this woman who may or may not have been a month old."
Kunis and Kutcher then proposed that Karo's lawsuit served as a publicity stunt, arriving just ahead of the release of her "Give Me Green Card" music video.
"So this girl has a music video coming out at the same time she's suing you for $5,000 for the stolen chicken when she was 1-month-old and you were 7," Kutcher stated.
Kunis, who watched the "Give Me Green Card" video, added: "I would like to launch a counter $5,000 lawsuit for making me watch that music video. My body hurts. My eyes hurt. They're burning."
