Catherine Zeta-Jones children are passionate about acting
The Chicago actress - who has Dylan, 20, and Carys, 17, with her 76-year-old husband Michael Douglas - has opened up on her kids ambitions and admitted while she s excited for them to follow whatever path they want, she s suggested other career options 16 April 2021
Appearing on the TODAY show, she said: The journey I ve had as an actor has been extraordinary. So I can only encourage them to do what they love. They re both extremely bright and they re both studying history and politics. And they get all their brains from me. But that said, Michael and I would be the first parents to say, You know, maybe you should think of another career, but we ve seen how passionate they are about the craft.
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