Ashton Kutcher: My Life Is Far From Being Domesticated

Ashton Kutcher is not a homebody. The former "Punk'd" host says that although he values home life with wife Demi Moore and his stepdaughters, he is far from being domesticated.

In an interview with VMAN magazine, where he is seen clutching his robotic arm on the cover, the 30-year-old actor shares his daily routine as the man of the house. He says, "I wake up at 7:15, say hello to my girls in the morning, tell them to have a good day at school, I then go to my office to work on [my production] company."

"In the afternoon, I've been working on building a character for a movie, and then either I'll go to a soccer game or whatever the girls are doing, then go home, have dinner with my wife, watch a little A&E."

Despite of his seemingly domesticated life, Kutcher insists that he is far from being a homebody.

He says, "My life is so far from domesticated. That is not a good definition of me at all. Demi and I play around the world, and that is awesome..."

"I have a great spiritual foundation, an amazing career, a loving, supportive wife and family, I have a lot of friends, and I don't have enemies."

"I don't know a lot of people who have what I have."

Kutcher is currently co-producing "Pop Fiction," a practical joke TV series that aims to fool the paparazzi.