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Ashton Kutcher's Alleged Mistress Speaks Out: 'Vindicated'

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Ashton Kutcher’s alleged hot tub affair with 22-year-old Sara Leal, may bring the heat to burn him in the same way Tiger Woods got burned playing with fire.  Kutcher’s previous romantic liaisons are surfacing to voice their opinions about Demi Moore’s plans to file a divorce.

Brittney Jones claims that in September of 2010 she had couch sex with the “Two and a Half Men” actor at the same home he then shared with Demi and her daughters — just weeks after rumors surfaced of Ashton fondling a young blonde in a restaurant.  Jones, then 21-years-old, told Star magazine that the two met at a bowling alley and consummated their affair while Demi was out of town.

“He’s a great lover…very considerate and sweet. And it was very special to me.”

Ashton and his reps vehemently denied the accusations, with Kutcher taking to Twitter to dispel the rumors that he was cheating.

“I think Star magazine calling me a ‘cheater’ qualifies as defamation of character. I hope my lawyer agrees,” he wrote.

Brittney Jones went on to create a graphic sex tape that capitalized on the scandal, making her stories of smushing with Ashton less credible.  Now, she tells TMZ that she feels “vindicated” by Demi’s announcement she’s severing ties with Ashton.

“For so long people have thought I was just dishonest or just making up my passionate nights with Ashton, when in fact I was being used… Now I can tell all the facts about how Ashton really was, and hopefully people will believe my side of the story,” she said.

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