Ashton Kutcher’s fast-growing influence in Silicon Valley is reportedly coming at a personal cost. Friends close to the actor say his deepening involvement in high-stakes tech deals is putting serious strain on his marriage to Mila Kunis, with his relentless focus on billion-dollar ventures leaving her increasingly alone.
At 47, Kutcher has largely traded Hollywood red carpets for boardrooms, cementing himself as a major player in the tech world. With an estimated net worth of around $200 million, he has spent the past decade shifting his energy from acting to entrepreneurship. His latest move—joining the board of a $2.7 billion consortium that recently took the exclusive Soho House private—has only intensified that focus.
While his investment portfolio continues to soar, sources claim his home life is suffering. Insiders say Kunis, 42, has been left navigating their Los Angeles lifestyle largely on her own as Kutcher pours his time into meetings, networking, and courting powerful business figures.
Those close to the couple describe a growing divide between their worlds. Kutcher is said to have all but checked out of Hollywood, including many of the friendships that once shaped their shared social life. According to one source, nearly all of his energy is now directed toward business deals, leaving little room for anything outside that elite tech circle.
The shift marks a stark contrast to their early love story. The two met as teenagers on That ’70s Show before eventually marrying in 2015, becoming one of Hollywood’s most admired couples. Now parents to daughter Wyatt, 11, and son Dimitri, 9, the reality of living with a self-described workaholic is reportedly taking a toll.
Although Kutcher hasn’t fully stepped away from acting, his recent roles seem to mirror his real-life transformation. He’s set to play a powerful tech billionaire in the upcoming FX body-horror series The Beauty, a character whose obsession with corporate control reportedly feels uncomfortably close to home.
For Kunis, the tension lies in their diverging priorities. Unlike her husband, she has no desire to walk away from the industry that built her career. She remains firmly rooted in Hollywood, with multiple high-profile projects ahead and a continued passion for acting.
Friends say the core issue isn’t ambition, but balance. Kutcher’s global, deal-driven lifestyle is colliding with Kunis’s creative, community-based life in Los Angeles, creating a gap that’s becoming harder to ignore. While the couple recently presented a united front at the 2026 Golden Globes, sources insist the underlying strain hasn’t gone away.
Those close to the pair are reportedly urging Kutcher to slow down and refocus before Kunis’s sense of isolation becomes impossible to reverse. Juggling a $2.7 billion tech empire and a decade-long marriage, they say, requires more than financial genius—it requires presence, something he may be running out of time to give.
