Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis are wasting no time introducing their newborn baby girl to their religion Kabbalah.
At only one month old, Wyatt Isabelle is already wearing the traditional red bracelet as a talisman to ward off evil, The National Enquirer has learned.
“It’s no surprise they’d start Wyatt so early, because Ashton’s family members are devout followers- including his father Larry, twin brother Michael and sister Tausha,” a family insider dished to The ENQUIRER.
“They’re very much into it. They feel it’s not a religion, but a way of life.”
In accordance with Kabbalah beliefs, 31-year-old Mila, Ashton and their new arrival stayed home for weeks, not letting anyone – even Mila’s family – near baby Wyatt.
“They (the family) were hurt and everyone thought it was weird,” the insider said.
“Mila had Ashton explain that because of their beliefs, they weren’t allowing visitors. Mila also wanted to enjoy the first few weeks of baby Wyatt’s life and to get her strength back.”
Three weeks after giving birth, the proud parents and baby Wyatt were finally seen in public on Oct. 24.
The insider explained: “While Ashton and his siblings were raised Catholic, they became disenchanted after their parents divorced. Because Ashton is so devoted to Kabbalah, he has converted his family over the years.
Ashton’s older sister now teaches Kabbalah classes and the siblings make spiritual gatherings a family affair, the source said. “It’s a family culture now, and they go to spiritual retreats together and study with Ashton.” “It’s who they are now.” The couple have promised to go to the family’s Thanksgiving dinner located in 36-year-old Ashton’s hometown in Iowa.
“Everyone is so excited,” the source divulged. “Ashton’s mom, Diane, wants to spoil Wyatt. But Ashton and Mila told her not to go overboard."
