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Mila Kunis reveals Jackie has a teen child in That ’90s Show tease

Crystal George
Crystal George

Netflix Life

HOLLYWOOD, CALIFORNIA - MARCH 27: Mila Kunis attends the 94th Annual Academy Awards at Hollywood and Highland on March 27, 2022 in Hollywood, California. (Photo by David Livingston/Getty Images)

In a new interview with Entertainment Tonight, Luckiest Girl Alive star Mila Kunis reveals some juicy details about the highly anticipated That ’70s Show reboot, That ’90s Show, along with information about her upcoming Netflix film and how she and her husband (Ashton Kutcher) dealt with his scary health scare a couple of years ago.

Mila Kunis may be best known for her role as Jackie in the popular teen sitcom That ’70s Show, but the talented actress went on to star in many more projects that only pushed her further into the spotlight and on everyone’s radar. Some of those projects include Family Guy, Forgetting Sarah Marshall, Black Swan, Max Payne, The Book of Eli, Friends with Benefits, Ted and Bad Moms.

Now, Mila Kunis is set to make her Netflix debut with the drama film Luckiest Girl Alive on Oct. 7, and we’re more than ready to see the stunning actress take on a role we’ve never seen her play before. Black Swan was dark, but Luckiest Girl Alive just might be darker.

But that’s not all! Ahead of the release of Luckiest Girl Alive in select theaters on Sept. 30, Kunis chatted with ET about what we can expect to see in That ’90s Show. We shared what she said below.

Mila Kunis reveals Jackie has a teen child in That ’90s Show

As reported by ET, Kunis reveals that her character and Kelso (Ashton Kutcher) will have a teen child in That ’90s Show. However, Kunis jokes and mentions that the actor playing her child is “way too old” to be her child.

She continued on to say, “First and foremost, my child, without giving too much away, in the show, is way too old to be my child. So, I was like, ‘What? What are we, like, teen parents?’ So first of all, my kid is way too old. I want everyone to know, not possible.” She added, “This kid’s too old to be my kid. OK, y’all? I just want that to be very clear. I was a child bride!”

However, Kunis couldn’t help but have positive things to say about the reboot. She tells ET that people will be pleased with That ’90s Show. Kunis says that not only new viewers will be proud of the reboot but also fans of the original series. She said, “It’s great in fact, and I think that anyone that’s ever watched ’70s, that was a fan, I think will be very, very, very, very, happy with the inciting incident of the whole series.” Based on this information, we’re even more excited to see That ’90s Show! 

That ’90s Show release date updates

Unfortunately, Netflix still has yet to announce the release date. The good news is that filming has already wrapped, and it’ll be two months since the show entered post-production on Sept. 29. We’re hoping for a release sometime in November or December, but we’ll just have to wait and see what Netflix decides. There’s a chance we won’t see the show until 2023. If this is to be the case, we’ll probably be looking at an early 2023 release. Anything later than an early 2023 release just seems unlikely. Fingers crossed, we get to see the teen series by the end of 2022.

Stay tuned to Netflix Life for any new updates on That ’90s Show.

Crystal George

Crystal George

Crystal George is a Staff Writer for FanSided Entertainment. She has been a part of the team since 2021 and writes across various sites, including Netflix Life, Undead Walking, Show Snob, Winter is Coming, and more. Before she joined FanSided Entertainment, Crystal was a graduate student at Full Sail University. She graduated with her Masters in Creative Writing in February 2021. This incredible experience has significantly aided her work by ensuring all her articles are typo-free and well-polished. She enjoys writing about anything and everything Netflix, and she's often covering new Netflix originals as well as licensed content that comes to the streaming platform. She's also helpful if you need recommendations on what's good to watch. For example, the Harlan Coben Netflix shows are perfect for anyone who loves suspenseful mysteries and thrilling twists. If it hasn't already been covered, she's covering it. That's her motto. But when Crystal isn't covering Netflix titles, she's having intense discussions about Glee and Killing Eve with anyone who is wi