Mila Kunis Showcases Her Baby Weight Loss On Red Carpet

She was always petite, but Mila Kunis has proven she’s just as tiny post-baby as she was before becoming a mum.

The actress, who welcomed daughter Wyatt with Ashton Kutcher at the end of September last year, had no problem debuting her post-baby shape in a corset-top dress that highlighted her trim waist.

The mum-of-one took to the red carpet at the Jupiter Ascending premiere in Los Angeles last night wearing a strapless black Dolce & Gabbana gown.

The dress showed off the 31-year-old’s enviable cleavage and incredible post-pregnancy size. Mila completed the look with a pair of black lace pumps, a delicate necklace and wore her silky tresses in voluminous curls.

Ashton didn’t join the mother of his child on the red carpet, instead he left her posing for pics in the capable arms of her co-stars – Channing Tatum and Eddie Redmayne.

Channing attended the event on the arm of his wife, actress Jenna Dewan, who turned heads in a streamlined orange halter-neck with sheer side panels.

Breastfeeding A “Great Workout”
In her first interview as a mum, in December, Mila credited breastfeeding as a “great workout” that helped her regain her figure so quickly.

Despite being such a high-flying showbiz couple, Mila admitted that she and Ashton gave a maternity nurse a miss and did all of the night feeds themselves.

“We decided right away that we didn’t want to have a nanny or night nurse, and we’re lucky enough that we have jobs where we can stay home and take time off where we need to,” the star said on The Late Late Show With Craig Ferguson.

Mila’s not the only celeb mum who credits her baby weight loss to breastfeeding. Scarlett Johansson said breastfeeding is “the best way to get back in shape” following the birth of her daughter Rose in September.

And it’s thought that the Duchess of Cambridge used the baby feeding method to shed the pounds after the birth of Prince George.

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