“I very much have always felt like an American… People were like, ‘Oh, you’re so Eastern European.’ I was like, ‘I’m so L.A.!”

—  Mila Kunis

"Mila Kunis Talks To Maria Shriver About Invasion Of Ukraine: ‘I Feel Like A Part Of My Heart Just Got Ripped Out’" in ET Canada https://etcanada.com/news/875371/mila-kunis-talks-to-maria-shriver-about-invasion-of-ukraine-i-feel-like-a-part-of-my-heart-just-got-ripped-out/ (11 March 2022)

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