Bryan Buckley Directs Cheetos' Super Bowl Spot Starring Ashton Kutcher, Mila Kunis

Kutcher catches Kunis repeatedly "orange-handed" in this commercial. "Two days off.' Literally, we were like, 'Yeah, OK, let's do it.' And so we did it", Mila Kunis continued with a laugh. The reason why these two said yes to this ad is hilarious. The record went platinum six times over in the USA during the initial release, but in an interview with Hot Press, Shaggy revealed the real reason for re-releasing the songs: "There are a lot of young kids who weren't alive when "It Wasn't Me" came out, so I wanted them to experience what we experienced when it was first released".

The Forgetting Sarah Marshall star and Kutcher, 42, married in 2015 and share 6-year-old daughter Wyatt and 4-year-old son Dimitri. I mean, I know we worked together before...

She noted that they had been "stuck with our children for nine [or] 12, months" when the offer came in.

"I love my children so very much!" And I hate saying this but we were like, 'Freedom!'... After being caught and unsure how to respond, she looks off to the side for an answer from none other than Shaggy himself.

The "Family Guy" actress - who voices humdrum Meg Griffin on the animated FOX series - also voiced her cheer that the Cheetos spot didn't call for her to be overtly sexy for football fans.

"I'm used to working 17 hours a day and sleeping five or six hours a night, so as far as exhaustion levels go, being a mum was very normal", said Kunis. "And in the midst of quarantine, they sent us this ad to do and every time I've ever been offered a Super Bowl ad it's always a female having to be scantily clad", she told Entertainment Tonight. However, she's encouraged by Shaggy, resplendent in a purple blazer, to simply claim, "It wasn't me".

Read on to see what Kunis had to say about doing the Super Bowl ad for Cheetos featuring rapper Shaggy and why she's turned down Super Bowl commercials in the past.

The Christmas-esque commercial features running back Marshawn Lynch as a narrator, and National Football League legends Peyton and Eli Manning, Troy Aikman, Terry Bradshaw, Jerry Rice and Joe Montana in supporting roles.