Kunis, 32, and Culkin, 35, began dating in 2002. While the actress was still starring on That '70s Show at the time, Culkin was at the height of his fame thanks to roles in films such as Uncle Buck(1989) and Home Alone (1990).
"He was huge. You couldn't walk down the street with him," Kunis recalled to Stern, 62. "He always had this weird attraction, like fans just screamed when they saw him! They didn't know how to react. It wasn't like a normal response to a celebrity. Fans responded in a very abnormal way to him."
The pair, who kept their romance relatively private, called it quits after eight years of dating in 2011. Kunis told Stern that she never had an urge to tie the knot while they were together.
"Since before [Macaulay and I] started dating, since I was like, 16, I told my dad, 'Just so you know, I don't believe in marriage.' And my dad's like, 'What did I just create?' And then at one point I was like, 'I'll get married when gay people are allowed to marry.' I was like, 'This is not for me!'" she said.
When asked if her views on marriage was a sign she wasn't in love with the star, she replied: "Honestly, who knows?"
Kunis did eventually walk down the aisle, though. The Bad Momsactress married her former That '70s Show costar Ashton Kutcherin 2015 after three years of dating. One year earlier, the couple welcomed daughter Wyatt, now 21 months.
Kunis' relationship with Culkin may be behind her, but she admits that the paparazzi is just as bad with Kutcher, 38. "I know that after Wyatt was born, we had drones in our backyard," she told Stern, adding that she doesn't take the lack of privacy well. "I wasn't home. They were at our old house. They didn't realize that we had moved."
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