Catherine Zeta-Jones, 56, shares a sweet kiss with husband Michael Douglas, 81, as she shares adorable snaps from an ‘exhausting’ Thanksgiving

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Catherine Zeta-Jones and Michael Douglas shared a loving kiss after admitting their Thanksgiving was quite tiring.

Catherine and Michael showed their affection for each other by cuddling and sharing a kiss, with Catherine wrapping her arms around Michael’s shoulder.

The 56-year-old actress looked chic and stylish, possibly on a date, wearing a black leather jacket and pants.

The film star, also in a green blouse, completed her look with a black clutch and a ponytail.

Michael, 81, looked dapper in a black suit with a matching shirt and shoes.  

Catherine shared photos on Instagram and jokingly complained about being completely exhausted after spending all of Thanksgiving in the kitchen, saying she needed a year to recover.

Last month, the couple marked their 25th wedding anniversary, and Catherine shared some old photos to commemorate the occasion.

They married at The Plaza Hotel in November 2000, shortly after the birth of their son, Dylan Michael Douglas.

Alongside her post, Catherine wrote: ‘Twenty five years ago today, I walked down the aisle. 

The sweet smell of flowers, the soft light of candles, the beautiful sound of a Welsh choir, and then you, waiting for me at the end of it all, with that special look in your eyes – it was perfect.

‘I love you today as I did then. Thank you sweetheart,’ the actress concluded her note.

In the comments section of her post, a slew of A-listers shared their well-wishes for the couple.

‘Happy anniversary!!’ wrote actress Joy Sunday.

Actor Emilio Rivera typed, ‘Happy Anniversary, I wish you both many more years of happy.’

Actress Aurora Cossio also left a red heart in the comments section.

Catherine Zeta-Jones and Michael Douglas have maintained a very strong relationship, particularly after Douglas received a diagnosis of stage IV oral cancer in 2010, as reported by the Oral Cancer Foundation.

He was diagnosed after he experienced a persistent sore throat.

Thankfully, he is now cancer free, beating the disease a year later in 2011.

In a 2019 interview with Paris Match, Douglas said he gets checkups every six months, as reported by People Magazine.

‘I believe, and I hope, that I’ve escaped. One thing is certain, my cancer has made me a free man.’

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2025-12-02 14:38