14 DAY TRIAL // Macaulay Culkin and Mila Kunis dated from 2002 to 2011 but, according to fresh reports, even though both have moved on with their lives and are very happy with their respective current partners, he is still sore at how things ended with her.
He isn’t just sore, though: he is so bitter that he wants to get back at her by racing her to the altar and beating her there, the Daily Mail writes, citing a report from The National Enquirer.
As you may have heard, Mila is now engaged to Ashton Kutcher, with whom she’s also expecting her first child. Meanwhile, as of last year, Macaulay has been dating actress and singer Jordan Lane Price, who has been accompanying him on tour with his band The Pizza Underground, which he started more or less as a joke.
Mila is yet to announce a wedding date and, according to insiders, that’s because she hasn’t set it yet but, whatever it might turn out to be, Macaulay is determined to get married before.
“Macaulay is convinced that Jordan's the one for him. They are crazy about each other,” an insider says, stressing that this is more than just about getting back at Mila for breaking his heart.
“The band may be a joke, But Macaulay's love for Jordan most definitely is not. They could be formally engaged within weeks, and married by summer. Mila has her eye on a summer wedding as well, so it will be interesting to see who gets to the altar first,” the insider continues.
Last year, the blogosphere and the tabloids were buzzing with reports that Culkin’s alleged drug addiction had gotten so bad that he had merely 6 months to live. They originated from various paparazzi shots of the media-shy actor looking very frail and thin and were backed up by insiders who were saying he was doing drugs around the clock and basically living off them, several packs of cigarettes a day, and Red Bull.
Insiders also said that they believed the heartbreak caused by the breakup from Mila was what sent Macaulay’s life into a tailspin because, when this happened, he lost all purpose and meaning in life.
If that was ever the case, it would make sense to want to “get back” at her one way or another; but “racing” to the altar seems a bit excessive and childish, wouldn’t you think?