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How Much Does Mila Kunis Make Voicing Meg Griffin on Family Guy?

A 2013 report put four Family Guy lead voice actors, including Mila Kunis, in a $175,000–$225,000-per-episode range—but did not specify Kunis’s individual rate.
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The only reported figure is a 2013 range of $175,000 to $225,000 per episode for four Family Guy lead voice actors, including Mila Kunis. TVWeek did not identify Kunis’s individual rate, so the range is not a verified personal salary or a current figure.

What the reported pay figure says

In November 2013, TVWeek reported that Alex Borstein, Seth Green, Mila Kunis and Mike Henry had negotiated rates of $175,000 to $225,000 per episode for at least two more seasons. The article gives a range for the four performers; it does not say which end, or what specific amount within it, applied to Kunis. TVWeek’s 2013 report is secondary reporting about a negotiation, not a published contract or confirmation of an individual payment.

What is known about Kunis’s role—and what is not

FOX credits Kunis as the “Voice of Meg Griffin” on its Family Guy series page. FOX identifies Family Guy as a 20th Television Animation production.

The TVWeek report is historical: it cannot establish what Kunis earns now. No primary contract, studio disclosure or direct current statement specifying her individual pay is available in the cited sources. The reported per-episode range also does not establish annual income, total career earnings, net worth or residual payments. It should not be applied to Seth MacFarlane, whom the report distinguishes from the four actors in the negotiation.

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