The stars are getting lit this Hanukkah.
“Before we light the candles, we all meditate on, ‘What is a miracle that I could create for somebody else?’” Ashton Kutcher, who does not identify as Jewish, told Noa Tishby in a December 15 interview of celebrating Hanukkah with wife Mila Kunis and their two kids. “That, to me, is a wonderful thing to really think about.”
Kutcher and Kunis, who does practice Judaism, have been married since 2015 and share daughter Wyatt and son Dimitri.
“I think I just like tradition,” Kunis said during the joint holiday interview. “I like the communal aspect. I love communal anythings, and to me lighting the menorah feels very communal.”
Other stars including Mayim Bialik, Alan Bersten and Selena Gomez have also celebrated the Festival of Lights this month. Gomez, for her part, decorated a Christmas tree with Hanukkah-themed ornaments in honor of husband Benny Blanco’s Jewish religion.
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Gomez and Blanco tied the knot in September, but they don’t plan to convert to one another’s religions.
“We want our kids to have both of our values, both of our morals,” Blanco previously told Interview magazine in February, referring to their future family goals. “Hopefully when we mix them up in a pot they’ll [turn out good].”
Keep scrolling to see how the stars are celebrating the eight nights of Hanukkah 2025:
