Mila Kunis Was Once Slapped With A $5000 Lawsuit For Stealing A Chicken By Her Childhood Friend

Well, if you are wondering how Mila Kunis reacted to this lawsuit, she found the saga rather hilarious.

Mila Kunis is well-known for her roles in films such as Forgetting Sarah Marshall, Black Swan, and Friends with Benefits, among others. She is now a great actress, but did you know she was once sued by a fictitious childhood friend for, among other things, a "chicken"? Continue reading.

Mila moved from Ukraine to Los Angeles, California with her family when she was seven years old, for the uninitiated. She began taking acting training as a child and, at the age of 14, she landed the role of Jackie Burkhart in the sitcom That '70s Show. She went on to have a lot of memorable moments on the big screen after that.

Mila Kunis supposedly ruffled a few feathers in her home nation of Ukraine before moving to the United States and conquering Hollywood, which plagued her in 2015. Kristina Karo, a putative childhood friend of the actress, filed a weird complaint against her, accusing her of taking her beloved pet chicken back in the day.

According to Page Six, Kristina Karo claimed in her lawsuit that the singer used to come to her house and play gleefully with her fine-feathered buddy "Doggie." According to the lawsuit, the star owes Karo $5,000 for all of the resultant anguish and countless counselling bills.

Mila Kunis, if you're wondering how she felt about the lawsuit, she thought it was hilarious. The actress also posted a video on social media in which she and her husband, Ashton Kutcher, made no attempt to hold back their laughing. “I was devastated,” she continued. I was in tears. I was taken aback. "Which chicken did I steal?" I wondered.

Mila stated at the time that she was never physically served with the lawsuit and that the entire ordeal was a PR hoax to get Kunis to view one of Karo's music videos.

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