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They are in a good place now, but Ashton Kutcher Relationship with his twin brother, Michael Kutcher , was not gently gently. The brothers and sisters shared a tight link as a child, but as they get older and move in different careers, they separated. In a joint appearance on the new paramount + show The results with Dr. David Agus , Ashton and Michael opened what has set out their relationship - including Michael's health difficulties and Ashton's acting career - and shared what gathered them. Read on to find out more.

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When Ashton and Michael were born, it was a surprise for their parents, who thought they had only one baby. As the boys were aging, Michael was diagnosed with cerebral palsy , that the Mayo clinic describes as "a group of disorders that affect movement and muscle tone or posture". Ashton made sure that Michael was still included when they were children.

"He's my brother. If I play, he plays," Ashton said on The balance sheet , according Entertainment tonight . Michael explained: "My parents had all the philosophy that Mike will be able to do everything that his brother can make and they challenged me. Growing up, [Ashton] also challenged me."

When Michael and Ashton were in eighth year, Michael discovered that he would need a cardiac transplant - typically - at viral cardiomyopathy, which made his heart enlarge his normal size. Ashton said he thought he should abandon his own heart for his twin.

"I think myself:" If someone is a match, I am a match "," said Ashton through tears. "Now you are starting to run this cycle in your head. You say to yourself:" This balcony seems far enough to take things. "" Fortunately, Michael ended up receiving his vital transplantation through organ donation.

Michael and Ashton explained that their relationship was held, in part, due to the takeoff of the Ashton modeling and actor career.

"There was a time when I considered it to receive more attention than me and this kind led me in a place where I was jealous," said Michael. "It really affected me in terms of my own self -esteem. It is like trying to understand who I am."

Ashton added: "It is so easy to believe the good things that people say about you and start on board as you are as a person. Frankly, I was just [explanive] for a while."

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Ashton shared that he and Michael had "a time of calculation and realization" and "decided to demolish the walls they had built which were all a product of these variable circumstances".

Michael added: "Once we got together, we talked about this and I realized that he was always my brother. The world can see him differently, but I know him. He is always my brother and he has not changed and he will never change. Once I took all the fame and everything, I was able to come back to him. "

Michael shared something with his brother who changed the way Ashton treated it because of his health.

Ashton explained: "There was a moment in all of this when I moved to New York and started to get a certain traction with my career and Mike came to visit and stay and he looked at and he said : "Whenever you feel sorry for me, you do me less. He said, "This is the only life I have never known, so stop feeling sorry for the only thing I have. And that then created an entire passage where I think we are today, which is very straight. That's all. ""

Another difficult moment in Michael's relationship and Ashton ended up shaping Michael's life and career. In 2021, Michael admitted to Today That he was injured and upset when Ashton publicly revealed that his twin had a cerebral paralysis in 2003. AE0FCC31AE342FD3A1346EBB1F342FCB

"I was very angry. Very angry. I remember talking to him about it," said Michael Today . "I didn't want to be the face of the CP. I never talked about it." But, he realized that Ashton "made him [him] the greatest favor he ever made because he allowed him to [himself]."

Today, Michael is a defender and a public speaker specializing in cerebral paralysis and organ donation. He worked with the cerebral foundation by paralysis and donates life, according to Son website . He also worked for Transamerica withdrawing and is advisor for the Joshin application, which helps people find care and support for disabled family members.