A long way from home: Mila Kunis joins chat show host Craig Ferguson in Glasgow as she visits his home town
By Georgina Littlejohn
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He has been living in America for almost 20 years and became an American citizen four years ago.
But Glasgow-born Craig Ferguson hasn't forgotten his mother land and today brought his chat show across to the pond to his native city.
And the 49-year-old even brought a couple of his Hollywood friends with him, one of them being actress Mila Kunis.
Across the Pond: Actress Mila Kunis was snapped in Glasgow today where she joined Scottish-American chat show host Craig Ferguson as he filmed in his home town
The Black Swan star was snapped in the Scottish city leaving the Tron Theatre where the show had been filmed.
She looked happy and relaxed in her surroundings as she left the theatre in knee high boots, black skinny jeans and a stripey grey jumper.
Off to see the sights: Mila made her way to her car, hopefully for a tour of the Scottish city
She was joined by The Green Mile star Michael Clarke Duncan who was also on the show.
After filming the show, Ferguson visited his home town of Cumbernauld, Lanarkshire and dropped in on his old school.
He told the children and the waiting press: 'I'm really pleased to be home.'
Homeward bound: Craig posed outside the Tron Theatre and said he was pleased to be home
The chat show host came under fire recently on his Late Late Show when, referring to The Idler's Book of Crap Towns, which rates Cumbernauld second only to Hull, Ferguson said: 'It's a pretty horrible place. It usually wins the prize for the second-worst town in the UK.
'And I have been to Hull and it is bad, but it is not as bad as Cumbernauld.'
Meet the wife: Michael Clarke Duncan was snapped with his partner Omarosa Manigault-Stallworthis as they explored Glasgow
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