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She's no diva! Mila Kunis carries her own groceries after shopping trip

By Mike Larkin

PUBLISHED: 01:22 EST, 24 October 2013 | UPDATED: 01:22 EST, 24 October 2013

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It is easy to become a diva when you become a Hollywood star.

So it was refreshing to see Mila Kunis carrying her own bags after a spot of shopping in Los Angeles on Wednesday.

The Oz The Great And Powerful favourite looked in a jolly mood after filling her trolly with expensive treats.

Bag lady: Mila Kunis did not mind carrying her own shopping after a trip to a shop in Los Angeles on Wednesday

And the 30-year-old looked in fine figure too in a purple striped cardigan, jeans and flat shoes.

Perhaps Macaulay Culkin's canny former lover realised she was getting in a bonus workout by putting her baggage in the trunk of her car.

She certainly could have afforded to send a lackey to the store in her stead if she wanted to, for Forbes magazine revealed she earned $11 million for the year ending in June 2013

Mila could certainly teach her boyfriend Ashton Kutcher a thing or two, as he admitted earlier this year he pays someone to look after his fantasy football team.

Trolly dolly: Mila was looking in fantastic form as she shoved he shopping to her car

Rearly impressive: The Black Swan star has obviously been maintaining a strict exercise regime

The 35-year-old told Jimmy Kimmel: 'I have a member of my staff that is dedicated to research and analysis of fantasy football.

And as the crowd jeered, Ashton, who has an estimated $140m fortune, added: 'I have to analyse the results of the research. By the way I was in dead last last year, so it didn't put me at an advantage.'

The wildman of acting brought up the subject as he discussed how he has a raft of techniques in place for saving time.

He said: 'There are little things that you can do I have my clothes set up in my closet so that their lined up.

'I always get dressed the same way. I get my pants, my socks, my shirt. I can get out of my house and to work in 12 minutes every morning.'