Reclusive Hollywood couple Mila Kunis and Ashton Kutcher were spotted on a low key date on Monday night in Chicago.

The duo was spotted at the restaurant Hub 51 enjoying their meal before they headed over to a frozen yogurt shop to get some dessert.

Kunis wore a white tank with black and red print that featured a heart and a dog symbol, paired with cuffed denim shorts that showed off her tan, toned legs a pair of flip flops, according to the Daily Mail.

Meanwhile Kutcher didn't seem too much into the summer spirit as he covered up with a pair of dark pants, matching sneakers, and a grey t-shirt.

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The former "That 70's Show" stars headed over to the frozen yogurt bar where they were spotted gazing at the counter browsing through the various delicious flavors that were available.

The couple has been friends ever since they starred together on the hit show which aired from 1998 to 2006.

The actors played the dimwitted couple Jackie Burkhart and Michael Kelso on the period sitcom, but they did not start a real romance together until last spring.

While Kunis has been busy shooting her upcoming flick with Channing Tatum "Jupiter Ascending," Kutcher is preparing for the release of the Steve Jobs biopic, "Jobs" in which he plays the CEO of Apple Inc.

Starring in the film that is scheduled to be released next month Kutcher explained why he decided to be a part of the movie. The Daily Mail reported that the actor said the role was a "one-in-a lifetime challenge" which "terrified" him.

He explained that "The idea of playing the role terrified me. The chance to portray someone who not only lived but who is still very relevant and alive in the zeitgeist seemed to be a once-in-a-lifetime challenge. "

He went on to say, "I loved what the film stands for. I think with the state of the global economy inspiring young people to build things is vital. I wanted to remind entrepreneurs that Steve Jobs wasn't always 'Steve Jobs,' that he struggled, that he failed, and that he rigorously persevered to build something great to improve other people's lives."

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