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OMG Nooooo! Demi Moore and Ashton Kutcher Split Up, Kutcher Already on the Prowl
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Which of the lovebirds in the May-December romance of Demi Moore and Ashton Kutcher has been given marching orders out of the relationship? If we're to believe what the great media gossip machine says, it's Kutcher who is in the doghouse, having brought down the six-year marriage with a dalliance with a young woman he met in a San Diego nightclub. Say it isn't so, Ashton!
The story is all kinds of ugly, and involves a 23-year-old woman named Sara Leal, who is now seeking payment from media outlets for her story, according to the site The Dirty. The gossip site posts this email from someone who says she works at the club where Kutcher met Leal:
Like most people on earth I worshiped Ashton Kutcher and Demi Moore until Ashton Kutcher f*cked my friend Sara Leal at 4:30AM technically Saturday morning in his room on the 12 floor at the Hardrock Hotel in San Diego. Ashton Kutcher told Sara Leal that him and Demi Moore are separated and the public doesn’t know yet. Smooth line Ashton, she was going to f*ck you anyway.
Talk about timing: Kutcher and Leal's alleged encounter took place in opening hours of what was Kutcher and Moore's sixth wedding anniversary.
Ashton didn't look like someone who was celebrating a wedding anniversary," one clubgoer told RadarOnline.com.
Oh snap! Radar is not publishing the name of Kutcher's alleged San Diego hookup, however they do say she "has lawyered up with a top Hollywood attorney and gone into hiding." It is not clear who or what Leal is "hiding" from. Is Moore going to go beat her up?
Anyhow, when it comes to Moore and Kutcher, your favorite and most-reliable information sources (ahem Star ahem) report it truly is over between the lovers. In a "sensational world exclusive" Star says:
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"Ashton and Demi have separated and the marriage is over," a source close to the pair told Star. "The relationship ended because of Ashton's serial cheating."
And here we thought the only serial thing Kutcher had going for him these days was his new role as bad boy Charlie Sheen's replacement on "Two and a Half Men." Method acting, maybe?
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