Ashton Kutcher Posts Rare Tribute For Mila Kunis "Jackie, I Can't Control The Weather"

Ashton Kutcher just brought back some memories of "That '70s Show" for all fans as he posted a sweet picture of Mila Kunis with a rainbow in the background.

Only this time, Michael and Jackie aren't fighting, rather Kutcher is all about being grateful for her presence.

Ashton Kutcher, the "Jobs" star got married to Mila Kunis, best known for her roles in movies like "Black Swan" got married in 2015, nine years after the ending of the hit sitcom "That '70s Show" which showed them playing a couple. While the show did not script a happy ending for them, Kutcher and Kunis have certainly made a go of it, even with some false reports in the media.

On Friday, Kutcher posted a lovely tribute to Mila Kunis, captioning a photo of Kunis, "I’m the Luckiest man alive." The photo featured Kunis, 39, standing in front of a stunningly blue ocean during what seems to be a vacation, with a mountain range reaching into the clouds in the background. She held her arms out wide and stretched towards the sky as a rainbow lined up perfectly behind her, almost stretching from one hand to another. Kutcher also hashtagged the word "gratitude" and fans went gaga over his gesture.

"Kelso and Jackie FOREVER."

"The photo. The caption. Beautiful."

"STOP IT YOU GUYS ARE #1 GOALS"

"And a very good husband!! Y’all are lucky to have found such a love!"

Of course, this is hardly Kutcher's only tribute!

Ashton Kutcher recently had a bad bout with a rare autoimmune disorder, vasculitis, in which the body's immune system starts attacking blood vessels. It left him unable to see, hear, or walk for the major part of a year before treatments helped him get better.

Once he began to get better, the 45-year-old took a trip to the South Pole, climbing mountains. It was here when he almost paid tribute to Mila Kunis by naming a mountain after her.

Kutcher spoke about this on "The Late Late Show with James Corden", narrating, "We get to the top and [the coach] said, 'You're the first person that has ever climbed this mountain. You get to name it.' I was like, 'Okay really? It's Mount Mila.' And he says 'No, no, it's bad luck to name it after another person, so don't do that.'"

So instead of Mount Mila, Kutcher named the mountain "Awesome" but in Russian, as a gesture for Kunis, who was born in Ukraine and grew up speaking the language. Interestingly, the two also managed to raise a massive amount of monies for Ukraine to show their support amidst the Russia-Ukraine conflict.

Maybe they can name this rainbow for Mila?

While Donna and Eric were one of the couples on the show (so played by Topher Grace and Laura Prepon), Michael and Jackie were on-again-off-again lovers. In the finale [Spoiler Alert], Jackie moves on and falls in love with Fez (Wilmer Valderrama), and in real life, Kutcher married Demi Moore soon after. By 2013, they finalized the divorce even though they separated a while before.

Kutcher and Kunis began dating in early 2012, 13 years after they met on "That '70s Show". They welcomed daughter Wyatt in October 2014, got married in July 2015, and then had son Dimitri in November 2016.

People often call them Michael and Jackie, and one of the most-written comments on Kutcher's tribute to Kunis was the iconic line from "That '70s Show", "Well d*mn Jackie, I can’t control the weather!"

Here's a trip down memory lane!

Kutcher often says that all the fame and accolades he earned in Hollywood cannot compare to his family because, "For me, the No. 1 role I will ever play is to be a father. It's the most important role in my life."

Meanwhile, forget the weather, it seems Michael can't even control the coffee!