Ashton Kutcher Gets Surprise Treat From “Fiancee” Mila Kunis; ‘Two And A Half Men’ Star Promotes Advocacy Against Child Sexual Exploitation On His Birthday

Ashton Kutcher got a birthday surprise treat from his girlfriend (fiancée?) Mila Kunis as she rented out La Poubelle in Hollywood, the actor's pet restaurant. Meanwhile, the "Two and A Half Men" actor didn't miss the chance to promote his advocacy against molestation of children as he tweets about it on his birthday.

Us Weekly magazine reported that the party was very small in keeping with his request for a simple celebration.

"Ashton has been going there for years and years. It's one of his favorite spots, like home, so it was comfortable and they were well taken care of," the source told Us.

The source added that the actor didn't want his birthday to be a huge deal.

"He's certainly changed from how he used to like to party years ago. This was more of a wholesome situation. They had a great time," the publication added.

Ashton Kutcher also had lunch with rumored fiancee Mila Kunis on his birthday last Friday, Feruary 7, at Casa Vega in Los Angeles, E! reported.

The pair ordered fajita salad, tacos and guacamole and they were casually dressed and denims, the insider told E!

The couple was both friends when they starred on the hit TV sitcom "The 70s Show" but they only started dating since two years ago. They face no more obstacles when they do plan on getting married as Ashton Kutcher's divorce with Demi Moore was finalized in November.

The news website also said that Ashton Kutcher, one of the highest paid actors in television today, also earned a blue belt in jiu-jitsu two days before his birthday from renowned Rigan Machado, an eight-degree red and black belt.

Meanwhile, true to form, Ashton Kutcher tried to deflect attention from himself with a tweet:

"For my birthday, I want to put the spotlight on an organization that is incredibly important to me: @Thorn http:wearethorn.org/take-action."

Thorn Digital Defenders of Children is an organization he co-founded with former wife, Demi Moore. The group "partners across the tech industry, government and NGOs and leverage technology to combat predatory behavior, rescue victims, and protect vulnerable children," according to its website.