Ashton Kutcher is addressing claims that his new series, *The 80s Show*, bears a striking resemblance to Demi Moore’s 1999 film, *The Joneses*.

The actor’s response comes shortly after the release of Moore's memoir, Inside Out, which details her experiences and observations during her marriage to Kutcher and their families. *The 80s Show*, a mockumentary-style comedy, centers on a group of teenagers who move into a luxurious Malibu beach house and attempt to live a glamorous lifestyle, mirroring the plot of *The Joneses*, which follows a family hired to infiltrate a suburban community as aspirational influencers.

Kutcher acknowledged the similarities in a recent interview, stating he was aware of the comparisons but remained confident in the originality of his show. He described *The 80s Show* as a project he is excited about and one that aims to capture the essence of the 1980s through a comedic lens. Details regarding the show's release and platform are currently unknown.

The actor also shared that he has maintained contact with his former stepdaughters – Rumer Willis, Scout Willis, and Tallulah Willis – daughters of Moore and Bruce Willis. This revelation further sparked discussion surrounding the dynamics of their past relationship and Kutcher's current connection with the Willis family. Moore’s memoir has provided significant insights into her personal life and relationships, and Kutcher’s comments seem to be a direct response to the public’s interest in the subject.

While the extent of the similarities between *The 80s Show* and *The Joneses* remains a subject of debate, Kutcher's acknowledgment and his ongoing relationship with the Willis daughters are key elements in this developing story. The release of Moore's book has undoubtedly amplified the public's curiosity regarding the former couple and their respective projects.