On the Graham Norton Show, Mila Kunis shares a humorous anecdote involving a photo where it appears Channing Tatum is staring at her chest. With a mischievous grin, she remarks, “It looked like Channing Tatum was staring at ya.” Playing along, she jokingly attributes the attention to the changes her body underwent post-baby, quipping, “There are changes that the body goes through, and it looks like he’s busted for staring at the breasts. That’s awful… but boy, did these things grow.” Kunis’s playful demeanor and witty response add a lighthearted and entertaining element to the conversation, showcasing her ability to engage with humor even in unexpected moments.
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