PIC: Ashton Kutcher Sits Front Row at Brazil Fashion Week
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All eyes on Ashton!
He didn't even set foot on the runway and Ashton Kutcher managed to cause a stir at Sao Paolo Fashion Week in Brazil Sunday as he watched a pregnant Alessandra Ambrosio strut her stuff for the Colcci show.
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After enduring a crush of photographers and fans when he arrived at the Sao Paolo airport, Kutcher found himself in the middle of a mass of cameramen as he made his way to the Colcci front row.
Mingling with a male seatmate was a switch for the Two and a Half Men star, 33, who brought his then-wife Demi Moore to San Paolo Fashion Week last year.
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Showing up almost three hours late to a red carpet event touting Fashion Week in February 2011, Moore and Kutcher -- who modeled in last year's show -- were booed by patrons angry that they held up the event.
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At this year's show, however, it was Ambrosio who stole the headlines, as the second-time mom-to-be flaunted her baby bump on the Colcci catwalk.
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He doesn't look like he's a grieving ex now does he. HE appears to be adjusting just fine to his single status. Makes me question people's motives. Anyone have any thoughts they'd care to add? I think Ashton actually looks MUCH better since his split, NO DISRESPECT to Demi of course, I am just implying that sometimes when people are in a relationship that they might not neccessarily be happy in, sometimes when they seperate, the person starts to kinda get their mojo back. It happens. It's not to say that their marriage was a failure by any means, and I am sure their marriage was probably very happy and meaningful at one point, but wherever the "Breakdown" occured, or whenever the cracks in the foundation started popping up, then sometimes people have to get back to THEMSELVES. Back to ME, kinda thing. It is all part of the healing process of course. I don't feel people have to spend hundreds, or even thousands of dollars on therapy sessions in order to look inside themselves and see that they are either UNHAPPY, or in desperate need of a makeover or some serious self improvement. AND, it doesn't always neccessarily take a break-up for a person to realize these things, but it is a varitable WAKE UP CALL, and it makes us aware of our downfalls and the error of our ways, some people are stronger than others and bounce back quicker, I SAY "HOORAY" for them, but the others , who channel their pain, loss, or grief through either night after night at a bar,or a fashion show, or a vacation, are just healing in a different way. Nothing wrong with that. Sometimes in life, we all have to realize what is and what isn't good for us, and we make due with what is good for us, and we need to let go of what isn't.