"Just Wipe My Armpits and Handle Complaints"... Mila Kunis Reveals Her Gritty Double Life as a Neighborhood Representative in Beverly Hills

"Sometimes I don't have time to shower, so I just wipe my armpits. Don't come for me." While she is a glamorous actress on the red carpet, in her neighborhood, she was a 'neighborhood representative' handling complaints without even time to wash. Mila Kunis revealed the reality of her life in Beverly Hills.

On the 9th (local time), Mila Kunis appeared on NBC's flagship morning show 'Today' to promote her new Netflix project 'Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery' and shared about her unique alter ego as the 'HOA (Homeowners Association) President'.

◆ "I Just Want to Hear Thank You..." Manipulated Texts

Kunis quoted an interview with The Wall Street Journal, stating, "I am the complaint reception desk for our neighborhood. Whether it's someone's trash issue or noise problem, I hear complaints all day long."

The most frustrating part is the complete lack of 'thank yous'. She shared, "Since no one ever says thank you, I once texted a neighbor friend asking, 'Please reply to me with a thank you in the group chat' to set an example," revealing a heart-wrenching episode that made the studio burst into laughter.

She even added a humiliating story about when she called a road repair company, and the person on the other end couldn't believe it was Mila Kunis, bursting into laughter.

◆ Supermom's Reality Hygiene Concept "Pits Only"

Raising her two children, Wyatt (11) and Dimitri (9), with husband Ashton Kutcher, Kunis shared her busy parenting routine without holding back.

She candidly confessed about her morning routine, "Sometimes I shower, sometimes I don't. But that's okay" and "Some days I only have time to wipe my armpits (Pits)". This humorously responded to the past 'bath controversy' in Hollywood, resonating with many parents.

Meanwhile, in reality, as she busily solves neighborhood complaints, she will showcase her charisma as the local police chief investigating a murder case in the new Netflix project 'Wake Up Dead Man'.