Mila Kunis upped the beauty stakes on Monday night as she took on one of the season's biggest hair trends – the bob. The 32-year-old wowed fans with her glossy black tresses worn into a wavy short bob hairstyle as she attended the Bad Moms premiere.
© Photo: Getty ImagesMila Kunis sported a faux bob hairstyle at the Bad Moms premiere
However, it seems that the Black Swan actress hasn't gone for the chop just yet. Instead, it appeared that Mila was rocking a faux bob style, with her shoulder-length tresses simply pinned up to create the effect of a shorter look.
As she mingled with guests alongside her fellow cast members Kathryn Hahn and Annie Mumolo, a few of Mila's hair strands fell loose, revealing that they were still a longer length, but simply curled to add volume and pinned under the top section of her tresses to create the bob.
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© Photo: RexThe actress' style came loose revealing her hair was still shoulder-length
The premiere marked Mila's first official outing following the happy news that she and husband Ashton Kutcher are expecting their second child together. The couple, who tied the knot in July last year, are already proud parents to 20-month-old daughter Wyatt Isabelle.
The news of the pregnancy won't come as a shock to their fans – both Mila and Ashton have been vocal about their love of parenthood.
© Photo: Getty ImagesMila has been rocking long hair in recent years
"You think you know how much you love another person, and then you have a child and you realise you didn’t know," Ashton, 38, previously told Ellen DeGeneres. "I think I really look at this as the greatest opportunity of my life."
He continued: "But the most amazing thing about having a baby is my partner, Mila. She's the greatest mum – I can't even! Like, I go to work every day and I come home and she's perfect."
Meanwhile, Mila had also spoken about the positive impact becoming a parent has had on her. "Everything is different, from the fact that you're so happy when you get six hours of sleep, to the idea of being responsible for this incredible, living, breathing little human being that you can't believe is yours," she told Business Insider.
