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The stars are getting lit <\/i>this Hanukkah<\/a>.<\/p>\n \u201cBefore we light the candles, we all meditate on, \u2018What is a miracle that I could create for somebody else?\u2019\u201d Ashton Kutcher<\/strong>, who does not identify as Jewish, told Noa Tishby<\/strong> in a December 15 interview<\/a> of celebrating Hanukkah with wife Mila Kunis<\/strong> and their two kids. \u201cThat, to me, is a wonderful thing to really think about.\u201d<\/p>\n Kutcher and Kunis, who does practice Judaism<\/a>, have been married since 2015 and share daughter Wyatt and son Dimitri.<\/p>\n \u201cI think I just like tradition,\u201d Kunis said during the joint holiday interview. \u201cI like the communal aspect. I love communal anythings, and to me lighting the menorah feels very communal.\u201d<\/p>\n Other stars including Mayim Bialik, Alan Bersten<\/strong> and Selena Gomez<\/strong> have also celebrated the Festival of Lights this month. Gomez, for her part, decorated a Christmas tree<\/a> with Hanukkah-themed ornaments in honor of husband Benny Blanco<\/strong>\u2019s Jewish religion.<\/p>\n