Mila Kunis Rubs Baby Bump at MTV Movie Awards (VIDEO)
Mila Kunis rubbed her burgeoning baby bump while accepting the award for Best Villain at the MTV Movie Awards in Los Angeles on Sunday.
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The "Jupiter Ascending" actress, 30, appeared happy and relaxed at Nokia Theatre where she picked up the tub of golden popcorn for her role as the Wicked Witch of the West in "Oz The Great and Powerful." Kunis, who is expecting her first child with Ashton Kutcher, also flashed her engagement ring during her acceptance speech.
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"This is, by far, the coolest award," she told the crowd. "And I just realized I was the only woman nominated, and I won! So thank you guys."
Kunis wore a short black halter dress which revealed a hint of her baby bump, however, her due date remains unknown. She and Kutcher, who got engaged in recent months, are said to be thrilled with the baby news.
"They are happy, healthy and excited to start a family," a source told Us magazine of Kunis and Kutcher with another adding "This is something they both wanted ... They are both so happy."
The "Ted" actress, who began dating Kutcher, 36, in 2012, has reportedly been spotted attending a pre-natal yoga class in Los Angeles recently. The couple have not publicly confirmed Kunis' pregnancy.
"[She's] all about being a mother," revealed another insider adding that she and the "Jobs" actor are "happy, healthy, and excited to start a family."
The baby news comes weeks after sources confirmed the couple's engagement. Last month Kunis debuted her diamond engagement ring during a shopping trip with her mother in Los Angeles and reports claim Kutcher approached her father about marrying her prior to getting down on a bended knee.
The "Two And A Half Men" star, who was previously married to Demi Moore, finalized his divorce from the actress in November last year before proposing to Kunis.
"He talked with Mila's dad around Christmastime. He asked for Mark's blessing to marry her," a source told People magazine.
"It was important to Ashton to be respectful and traditional. This is the real thing for him and he wants to do it all right," the source added.
