Ashton Kutcher Changes Look But Keeps Wedding Ring

On Tuesday afternoon Ashton Kutcher attended Television Critics Association panel for “Two and a Half Men” in Pasadena where he was spotted wearing his wedding ring. Of course, Ashton was there to discuss his show ‘Two and a Half Men’, why he was forced to chop his scruffy hair and whether he will return for a second season.

On the topic of his return to the show Kutcher stated,

“The deal we structured was a test deal. The show is outperforming the numbers from before I was here. I think people are responding to it. For me, having a show that people like and want more of, that’ll dictate my decision.”

Despite the optimism Ashton, who replaced the troubled Charlie Sheen said he may take the summer off. And about the new look, well Ashton is convinced he can’t please everyone.

“I’m sure there will be people now that I’ve cut my hair and shaved my beard that want me to have long hair and a beard. And there were people that when I had a beard and long hair that wanted me to be shaved and have a haircut.”

At the same event Kutcher admitted to E Online that he’s learned quite the lesson after his heavily criticized twitter fall out last year.

As you may remember, Kutcher was in the hot seat over comments he tweeted regarding the firing of Joe Paterno, then head coach of the Penn State Nittany Lions. Ashton stated that now he takes time to pause first before making rash statements.

Despite his new look, a few life lessons and pondering his return to Two and a Half Men, the bigger story is why was Ashton wearing his wedding ring? Is the divorce on hold?

So far the signs are confusing. Demi Moore is rumored to have a new young model beau – yes, Ashton was also once a young model boy toy.

Demi and 26-year old Blake Corl-Baietti were spotted recently LA this past weekend.

Not much is known about Demi’s new hottie, but according to his iStudio.com profile, he is very much a manly man posting comments such as;

“I love anything outdoors, learning as much as I can, and gain any kind of life experience possible.”

Between Demi’s refusal to change her Twitter hashtag from MrsKutcher, a rumored new beau and Ashton wearing his wedding – could this mean there’s at least a conversation of a reconciliation?!

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