Catherine Zeta Jones owns four homes but insists it's 'not excessive'
The Chicago star, 55, has been doing the media rounds of late to promote the second season of Wednesday, in which she stars as Morticia Addams alongside Jenna Ortega as the titular character.
In one of the interviews, the Welsh actor opened up about her living situation – which spans three countries, two continents, and four homes – with her husband Michael Douglas.
But she insists her two New York homes, one Canada bolthole and her house in Spain are 'not excessive' but simply 'very comfortable'.
'I know it sounds very jet set, and I love to surround myself with beauty but it's not excessive, it's very comfortable,' Catherine told The Times in a recent interview.
By her own merits Catherine is reportedly worth £150,000,000 and together her combined assets with Basic Instinct actor Michael, 80, are thought to be £350milion.
Discussing their marriage, Catherine said: 'We are very similar; we were born on the same day, 25 years apart. We're not afraid to be verbal, to express ourselves. I wear everything on my sleeve and so does he, which is good.'
The pair have also now been married for almost 25 years, having tied the knot at the Plaza Hotel in New York City in 2001. Celebrity guests in attendance included Tom Hanks, Whoopi Goldberg, Anthony Hopkins, and Brad Pitt.
Catherine and Michael – who share two children Dylan, 25, and Carys, 22 – met at Delaware Film Festival in 1998, while she was promoting The Mask of Zorro and he was working on A Perfect Murder.
Having seen Catherine in her role as Elena Montero in the hit film, Michael asked his publicist to set up a meeting at a bar, where he was a 'total gentleman', he reflected on The Jonathan Ross Show.
The first date didn't go quite as planned though, as Michael boldly proclaimed he was going to be the father of her children and she made a swift exit. But a year later they were engaged, with Michael popping the question on New Year's Eve.
In 2013, Catherine and Michael announced their split with sources claiming stress over his throat cancer journey (which he was free of in 2011) and her struggles with bipolar II disorder were behind the shock news.
However, a year later they had reconciled. Talking on the Ellen DeGeneres Show, Michael said relationships 'can't be a one way street' but he is 'crazy about' Catherine.
'I think every couple has their difficult times. The only problem is, as you well know, we're all in the public eye, and it tends to get a little more exposed than most,' he said, confirming: 'We're back stronger than ever.'
Catherine's Wednesday release comes after Michael said he had 'no real intentions' of ever acting again.
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After making his first on-screen appearance in 1966, the actor has explained why he thinks his 2025 role in Looking Through Water could be his last on-screen appearance.
While at the conference at the Karlovy Vary International Film Festival in the Czech Republic, Michael explained: 'I have not worked since 2022 purposefully because I realised I had to stop.
'I had been working pretty hard for almost 60 years, and I did not want to be one of those people who dropped dead on the set. I have no real intentions of going back,' he said per Variety.
He clarified: 'I say I'm not retired because if something special came up, I'd go back, but otherwise, no.'
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What happened to the original Wednesday Addams: Actress who first brought role to life suffered drug issues and married a porn star after losing her alcoholic mother as a teen
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34 minutes ago
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They hinted that cast demanded increasingly dramatic scenes to boost their airtime and media career - with some even seeking out relationships that would help their cause. The mole told the Daily Star: "There was a constant competition for air time. The characters really did not need much manipulation because they are all very media-savvy. "They allow the show to make stories out of their relationship, then they get more scenes which therefore will have a large effect on their status outside of the show. "Of course that meant that some of them would actively seek relationships for more air time." Cast member Danielle Armstrong is sick of people questioning the show's integrity, though. During an appearance on Vicky Pattison's The Secret To podcast, she said: 'The biggest question… I had was, 'Is it real? Is it real?' The producers are still lying to you all... Coronation street is more reality than Towie! 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The Sun
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- The Sun
I was embroiled in Towie fakery row after bosses asked me to sleep with Mark Wright – when I said no they cut me out
FANS have long speculated about just how real reality TV actually is. But as The Only Way is Essex, one of the OG fly on the wall shows, turns 15, a former castmember has dropped a fakery bombshell so incendiary, it could blow up the whole show. 14 14 14 This time the claims have spilled from one-time Sugar Hut barmaid Candy - remember her? Well, one fan of the original reality series did and posted an appeal on TikTok asking if anyone knew where she and her pint-pulling pal Michael had gone. Vanished without a trace The pair were part of the OG cast in series one, back in 2010, before mysteriously vanishing without a trace when the show returned for a second series. Since then, they have both disappeared from the spotlight and are almost impossible to find on social media. But after the Towie superfan's TikTok appeal, Candy surprisingly emerged from the showbiz abyss and replied to the video - and she didn't hold back. Candy commented: 'Gosh, where to start? Michael and I were and still are best friends so that was real.' So far, so good. Bed Mark... or move on Using initials that could indicate Mark Wright and Harry Derbidge, she went on: 'However we never worked at the SH [Sugar Hut]. 'The producers told us that unless I slept with MW [Mark Wright] and Mikey fake a romance with HD [Harry Derbridge], they would find it hard to place us. 'We didn't want to discredit ourselves by faking storylines. So, they phased us out.' Towie in 'fake' row as fans left cringing over huge mistake in dramatic final scenes - did you spot it- On her decision to leave, Candy went on: 'Some would say [it was] stupid. We say honourable. No hate though. We have happy lives. Not everyone wants to be famous.' When approached about Candy's claims, an ITV spokesperson said: 'Towie has always followed real people and their real lives, and we're grateful to the cast for sharing their lives and their emotions with our audiences over 15 years.' 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"At the beginning, it was a new show and it was exciting. "But I don't really know many of the people on the show now - the drama feels a bit planned and staged." Lauren's fake rows with Mark Wright Similarly, Lauren Goodger - who left the show in 2012 but has returned for several guests stints since before a permanent comeback in 2025 - admitted aspects of her on-screen rollercoaster romance with Mark Wright were fake. She told Paul C Brunson on his We Need To Talk podcast that when Mark was seen with other girls on the show, it was purely for the storyline. "He would arrive with another girl [on camera] but really he has arrived with me," she explained, adding that they would row during filming and then "go home and have tea and biscuits". She continued: "[Mark] wasn't a bad boy, that's just how they [The Only Way Is Essex] portrayed him. "What is quite hard is that yes, there were difficult times and I'm not saying it wasn't hard but it wasn't all bad from him. "He was a good person and a good partner but they say 'he treated you terribly' - that was just for the show." Towie is categorised as "structured reality" and producers have never tried to argue the action was pure fly-on-the-wall. But just how deep does the fakery go? Just last November fans spotted a clue a huge row was faked. Junair Ahmed was seen making a call to his best mate Dani Imbert following his break-up with Harry Derbidge. Dani then called Elma Pazar, who rang Saffron Lempriere, who then called Harry - but the phone was picked up by Amy Childs. Fans were quick to spot that some of the Towie stars weren't actually on the phone. Camera clue They noticed that Elma's iPhone was displaying the lock screen, while the camera was clearly open when Amy was on the call. There was another clanger in 2016 when fans spotted the cast staged a scene on a night out in Marbella - all dancing in complete silence. Taking to Instagram to post the video, the fan in question captioned it: 'Cannot believe Towie isn't real and all staged'. One thing for sure is the power of Towie's 'bump ins'. These are the meetings between two parties that producers set up - but they swear what then ensues is real. We didn't want to discredit ourselves by faking storylines. So, they phased us out Candy Chloe Sims explained: 'They'll just say to you, 'Look, we're rolling, you're walking, you're gonna bump into him and whatever happens happens.' 14 James Lock has thrown a little more light on the process: 'Obviously it's not a fly on the wall documentary, they don't follow us around. "When we bump into somebody, like if I had a problem with you and bumped into you, they are not there 24/7 to catch that argument. "So you have to relive that argument, and by the time you've relived it, you don't always feel the same. "So you are sort of semi-acting in that environment." Secret rivalries Perhaps the real truth comes from a voice behind Towie's fiction - one of the storyline writers. They hinted that cast demanded increasingly dramatic scenes to boost their airtime and media career - with some even seeking out relationships that would help their cause. The mole told the Daily Star: "There was a constant competition for air time. The characters really did not need much manipulation because they are all very media-savvy. "They allow the show to make stories out of their relationship, then they get more scenes which therefore will have a large effect on their status outside of the show. "Of course that meant that some of them would actively seek relationships for more air time." Cast member Danielle Armstrong is sick of people questioning the show's integrity, though. During an appearance on Vicky Pattison's The Secret To podcast, she said: 'The biggest question… I had was, 'Is it real? Is it real?' The producers are still lying to you all... Coronation street is more reality than Towie! Mario Falcone 'That used to infuriate me because I'd think, 'Do you actually think I can act? Did you not see me crying every Sunday and Wednesday on ITV?' We definitely can't act. 'Well, some I'm sure can, but I definitely couldn't and it was all so real.' Pete Wick s said, simply: 'It's never been scripted, babe. Never.' One thing that is definitely scripted, though, is Denise Van Outen 's famous intro to the show, in which she trills: 'The tans you see might be fake, but the people are all real… although some of what they do has been set up purely for your entertainment.' It's probably the realest thing on there. 14 14 14 TOWIE RICH LIST Whether Towie is real or fake, one thing that's certainly genuine article is the cast's bulging bank balances. Here who has banked the most over the last 15 years.... Mark Wright: £15million Thanks to his fitness business, TV work, book deals and lucrative social media sponsorships - plus a property worth £3.5 million, Mark is seriously loaded. Wife Michelle's has also banked millions thanks to Netflix shows and Very deals, making them a megarich power couple. Samantha Faiers: £9million Sam first made a killing with a clothing line, babywear collection and even a home furnishings line after leaving the show. She has also had a Sunday Times bestselling book and money-spinning ITV spin-offs but her biggest income has come from her Revive Collagen brand, which is even stocked Stateside. Joey Essex: £8million He's been on every reality show going, from I'm A Celeb to Dancing on Ice and Love Island, and Joey is laughing all the way to the bank. As well as investing in properties, Joey has made six-figure sums by endorsing McDonalds, Jaffa Cakes and even soup - and once released a song called Reem. Gemma Collins: £7million The 42-year-old former car dealer runs her own fashion empire, had a range with Boohoo and is renowned for landing big brand deals. The 'meme queen' even popped up on Orange is the New Black and has even been the face of an airline. She's fronted her own show Diva Forever and presented on Loose Women and This Morning over the years since Towie. Amy Chillds: £5million Amy signed up to Katie Price's former manager when she was first on the show and she helped her haul in some serious cash. A beauty salon, endorsement deals, a weekly magazine column, a fitness DVD and an appearance on Celebrity Big Brother all helped make Amy a wealthy lady and she wisely invested a lot of in in property.
