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'Two Hours' Of Pleasure Lead To Divorce For Ashton And Demi

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November 18, 2011 at 9:30 AM | by | Comment (1)

We kind of saw this coming. After six years of marriage, Demi Moore filed for divorce from her wayward husband yesterday—and we've even got the tweet to prove it. @aplusk, or Ashton Kutcher as he's known outside of the Twittersphere, made headlines all over the world last month with his extramarital late-night tryst at the Hard Rock San Diego.

During an interview with UK paper The Sun last month, Sara Leal revealed she and Kutcher spent two hours having sex in the room, before Ashton congratulated himself on his performance. Typical.

In the article, Leal confided:

"We had sex twice. Everything felt natural.

He had great endurance. We were up for a while. It was about two hours.

The last thing I remember him saying was he did a good job. We woke up and I was wearing a robe. He opened it up and...was like, 'Just checking. OK, I did good! You're really pretty.'"

Which would sure be reason enough—if we were married to him—to divorce his sorry ass pronto. We're just not sure why Demi waited over two months to go through with it. Oh, right, we almost forgot. She was too busy sulking alone at Manhattan's Crosby Street Hotel.

Next up for the power couple is figuring out how to divide their estimated $290 million fortune. Well, for starters, they could buy Sara Leal some new clothes. The ones she has now don't seem to do a good job staying on her.

[Photo: Getty / Daily Mail]

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