Michael Douglas opens up about his ‘darling’ Catherine Zeta Jones on their 22nd wedding anniversary in love post

Still in love! michael douglas78, praised his wife of more than two decades, Catherine Zeta-Jones53, in a sweet Instagram photo shared on Friday, November 18, 2022.

OR primitive instinct The actor recalled his beginnings with a recollection from his wedding day in 2000. “Happy birthday to my dear Catherine!” he has written. “I love you so much” and adding the hashtag “#22years”.

In the photo, the couple smiled as they sat down for their wedding dinner. Red and gold flowers decorated the table as they threw back their heads and laughed.

CZJ beamed in a white tank top christian lacroix intricately beaded dress. His dark hair was worn in a jeweled headband that held his long veil in place. Adding another surprising element, the Chicago the actress framed her face with tiny framed earrings.

Her aside, Michael made the nuptials a white-tie affair, sporting a crisp shirt with matching bow tie and a classic black jacket. Another photo below shows the pair sharing a kiss while toasting champagne.

While Michael and Catherine are an undeniable power couple, their relationship has had its ups and downs. The pair, who share the same September 25 birthday but are 25 years apart, met at the Deauville American Film Festival in France in August 1998 after being introduced by danny devito🇧🇷 They got engaged on New Year’s Eve 1999 and got married the following November at the Plaza Hotel in New York in 2000.

The couple briefly lived apart in 2013 as they dealt with the stress of Michael’s tongue cancer diagnosis. However, they reconciled the following year. Catherine and Michael have a son named Dylan Michael (born August 2000) and a daughter whose name is Carys Zeta (born April 2003.)

Catherine opened up about how they made their 25+ year romance work in 2021 with wsj magazine, saying: “First of all, we had a lot of fun together. My husband is 25 years older than me; it’s no secret. With any relationship, it wouldn’t be normal if there weren’t ups and downs.

But he continued: “The constant is love and respect. We never, ever lost our sense of humor and enjoyed each other’s company.”