Catherine Zeta-Jones, Michael Douglas Reconcile After 2013 Split

Catherine Zeta-Jones, who plays Morticia Addams in Netflix’s series Wednesday, has a celebrated real-life marriage with Hollywood legend Michael Douglas. The couple met in 1998 at the Deauville Film Festival when Douglas, 25 years her senior, asked his publicist to arrange a meeting, leading to a romance that has lasted over 25 years despite early skepticism about their age gap. They married in 2000 at a lavish New York ceremony and have two children together, Dylan and Carys. Zeta-Jones has expressed pride in their enduring relationship, calling marriage a journey of learning, loving, and fun, and plans to celebrate their silver anniversary. The couple briefly separated in 2013 but reconciled the following year, with Zeta-Jones noting the ups and downs of a long marriage. Their story resonates with fans of Wednesday, as Morticia’s passionate on-screen marriage to Gomez Addams reflects their real-life commitment.