Now comes some other well-known face with a private connection to the besieged country, actor Ashton Kutcher.
“I stand with Ukraine,” the celebrity tweeted overdue Friday.
Kutcher’s spouse, actress Mila Kunis, used to be born in Ukraine when it used to be a part of the Soviet Union. Her circle of relatives fled when she used to be a small kid and settled in Los Angeles.
“In the end, I adjusted reasonably temporarily and reasonably smartly, but it surely will have to had been onerous as a result of I blocked out 2nd grade utterly,” the “Black Swan” celebrity instructed the Los Angeles Occasions in October 2008.
Kunis additionally gave the impression on TV’s “That ’70s Display,” which made Kutcher a celebrity.
Oscar-winner Sean Penn is in Ukraine filming a documentary. He tweeted his reward for Ukrainians, calling them “ancient symbols of braveness and theory.”
“Dancing with the Stars” alum Maksim Chmerkovskiy shared on his verified Instagram account Thursday a video of himself in his fatherland.
“There may be ALWAYS differently! WAR is NEVER a solution!” Chmerkovskiy wrote from Kyiv.
