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Catherine Zeta Jones fans say same thing about photo from daughter Carys' graduation
Catherine Zeta Jones fans say same thing about photo from daughter Carys' graduation

Edinburgh Live

time6 days ago

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Catherine Zeta Jones fans say same thing about photo from daughter Carys' graduation

Our community members are treated to special offers, promotions and adverts from us and our partners. You can check out at any time. More info Catherine Zeta-Jones, famed 'Wednesday' actress, couldn't contain her joy as she uploaded a touching photo with husband Michael Douglas and their daughter Carys at her university graduation. The endearing snapshot showed Michael, 80, and Catherine, 55, planting celebratory kisses on the cheeks of their 22-year-old daughter who graduated from Brown University. Carys was the picture of elegance in a flowing white dress, her wavy hair tumbling down her back, while her proud parents donned smart blazers for the academic celebration. Catherine shared her excitement: "The night before graduation! ! ! ! We are both such proud parents right now! ! It's only just begun! ! @ Celebrities and fans alike flooded the comments with congratulatory messages, with Chelsea Handler among those offering their best wishes. Yet, despite the well-wishes, it was one feature that caught everyone's attention. Admirers were quick to notice similarities between mother and daughter, with comments like: "She is as pretty as her mama congratulations," and "The apple doesn't fall far from the tree, could not be more true! Stunning and best wishes for the future." Others also remarked on Carys's resemblance to her mother, one fan noting, "What a beauty. Like her mother.", reports the Mirror. with another adding: "Congrats Carys you remind me of your gorgeous mom when she starred in Darling Buds of May." Michael Douglas paralleled his wife's pride with a heartfelt post of his own, extending his congratulations to Carys and her peers, captioning: "Congratulations Carys and the entire 2025 graduation class as you all begin your next chapter! We love you @ Catherine and Michael are proud parents to two children, Carys and her elder brother Dylan, 24. Michael also has a son, Cameron, 46, from his previous marriage to Diandra Luker. In 2021, Catherine revealed that both Carys and Dylan were keen on pursuing acting careers during an interview with Drew Barrymore on her show. She said: "Their love of the craft of acting is so strong that even when their brains are doing politics and history in school, their passion is acting. And they've never done anything professional, but they would like to go into acting." Just last month, Carys marked her 22nd birthday, and both her mum and dad took to social media to post heartfelt messages. Their posts sparked responses from Carys in the comments section. Michael, famed for his roles in films such as 'Wall Street' (1987) and 'Fatal Attraction' (1987), shared a picture of Carys along with his tribute. He also announced that Carys, who was studying Film and International Relations at Brown University in the US, had recently graduated. His post read: "Happy Birthday my darling daughter Carys! Congratulations on graduation! I am proud of you [Carys]! Dad." This prompted a response from Carys, who replied in the comments: "Thank you Dadda I love you so much."

Michael Douglas and Catherine Zeta-Jones Celebrate Daughter Carys' Graduation from Brown University: ‘It's Only Just Begun'
Michael Douglas and Catherine Zeta-Jones Celebrate Daughter Carys' Graduation from Brown University: ‘It's Only Just Begun'

Yahoo

time6 days ago

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  • Yahoo

Michael Douglas and Catherine Zeta-Jones Celebrate Daughter Carys' Graduation from Brown University: ‘It's Only Just Begun'

Catherine Zeta-Jones, 55, and her husband, Michael Douglas, 80, are celebrating their 22-year-old daughter Carys' graduation from Brown University The Welsh actress shared a snap of herself, Douglas, and Carys with the caption, "We are both such proud parents right now!! It's only just begun!!" Carys graduated with a degree in Film and International Relations, while her older brother Dylan also graduated from Brown in 2022 Catherine Zeta-Jones and Michael Douglas are celebrating their 22-year-old daughter Carys! Sharing a snap of herself and her 80–year-old husband kissing Carys on either cheek, Zeta-Jones, 55, captioned the image, 'The night before graduation!!!! We are both such proud parents right now!! It's only just begun!!' In the snap, the Brown University graduate was pouting while wearing a white full-length dress, while her dad opted for a navy suit and her mom a black two-piece suit. The Mask of Zorro actress offered further insight into the celebrations via her Insatgram stories, sharing snaps of a cake iced with the words, 'Congratulations Graduation Class of 25,' and a picture of the Carys and her classmates on the steps of the prestigious Ivy League college which is located in Providence, Rhode Island. The Welsh star also posted happy images of her daughter, emotionally embracing and posing with fellow graduates. Carys, who obtained a degree in Film and International Relations from Brown, is one of two children shared by Douglas and Zeta-Jones, who wed in November 2000. While they also share a son, Dylan, 24, Douglas is father to Cameron, 46, whom he shares with his ex-wife Diandra Luker. The pair were married for 18 years before splitting in 1995 and finalizing their divorce in 2000. Never miss a story — sign up for PEOPLE's free daily newsletter to stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer​​, from celebrity news to compelling human interest stories. Back in 2010, the actor opened up to AARP The Magazine about how having children had shifted his priorities. "My career was the most important thing in my life, followed by marriage and children. And it's completely reversed now. I never anticipated starting a family and the joy of raising kids at my age." The PEOPLE Puzzler crossword is here! How quickly can you solve it? Play now! And in 2024, the Fatal Attraction star told U.K. newspaper The Telegraph about being mistaken for his children's grandfather on parents' day at University. "This is not grandfather's day, this is parents' day. I say, 'I am a parent,' ' he recalled someone telling him when he visited Brown. 'That was a rough one.' Carys and Dylan were both educated at the Ivy League college, with Dylan graduating in 2022. The PEOPLE App is now available in the Apple App Store! Download it now for the most binge-worthy celeb content, exclusive video clips, astrology updates and more! Douglas also told The Telegraph how he and Zeta-Jones were fairing now that the children are growing up and leaving home. "Catherine and I have been together it'll be 25 years this year. So it's been a good ride and I've been very fortunate, happy with the choices that I've made and now am kind of really backing off and smelling the roses a little more, traveling more.' He also sweetly called his two younger children "extraordinary beings" who have been "a joy" to raise. Read the original article on People

Catherine Zeta-Jones fans say same thing under photo from daughter's graduation
Catherine Zeta-Jones fans say same thing under photo from daughter's graduation

Daily Mirror

time6 days ago

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  • Daily Mirror

Catherine Zeta-Jones fans say same thing under photo from daughter's graduation

Michael Douglas and Entrapment star Catherine Zeta-Jones celebrated their daughter Carys' graduation from Brown University Wednesday actress Catherine Zeta-Jones was a proud mum as she shared a snap of herself with her husband, Michael Douglas, and daughter Carys for her university graduation. In the picture, Michael, 80, and Catherine, 55, both gave their 22-year-old daughter a kiss on the cheek as she celebrated her graduation from Brown University. Carys looked stunning in a white flowy dress with her wavy locks cascading down her back while both mum and dad wore blazers for the occasion. Entrapment actress Catherine captioned her proud post: "The night before graduation!!!! We are both such proud parents right now!! It's only just begun!! @ ‌ ‌ While many fans and friends congratulated the graduate on her huge milestone, including Chelsea Handler, many were distracted by one detail. One fan commented: "She is as pretty as her mama congratulations," and another added: "The apple doesn't fall far from the tree, could not be more true! Stunning and best wishes for the future." Another user posted: "What a beauty. Like her mother." One said: "Congrats Carys you remind me of your gorgeous mom when she starred in Darling Buds of May." Meanwhile, Michael shared a similar post on his page and made sure to congratulate the entire graduating class of 2025. He wrote in his caption: "Congratulations Carys and the entire 2025 graduation class as you all begin your next chapter! We love you @ Catherine and Michael share two kids together, Carys, and her brother Dylan, 24. He is also father to Cameron, 46, from his last marriage to Diandra Luker. ‌ In 2021, Catherine said Carys and Dylan wanted to get into acting, telling Drew Barrymore on her show: "Their love of the craft of acting is so strong that even when their brains are doing politics and history in school, their passion is acting. And they've never done anything professional, but they would like to go into acting." Last month, Carys celebrated her 22nd birthday and both her parents took to social media to share sweet messages. The couple's posts later prompted responses from Carys in the comment sections. Michael - who is known for his roles in films like Wall Street (1987) and Fatal Attraction (1987) - shared a photo of Carys alongside his tribute. He also revealed that Carys, who was studying Film and International Relations at Brown University in the US, graduated recently. ‌ He wrote: "Happy Birthday my darling daughter Carys! Congratulations on graduation! I am proud of you [Carys]! Dad." The post prompted reaction from his daughter, who took to the comments section to respond to him. Carys wrote in her reply: "Thank you Dadda I love you so much."

Zeta-Jones, Douglas celebrate daughter's graduation
Zeta-Jones, Douglas celebrate daughter's graduation

The Advertiser

time6 days ago

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Zeta-Jones, Douglas celebrate daughter's graduation

Catherine Zeta-Jones and Michael Douglas are celebrating their daughter's graduation after she completed a film degree. The 80-year-old actor and Zeta-Jones, 55, have been married since November 2000 and as well as their girl Carys they have son, Dylan, 24, who also attended Brown University – graduating in 2022, just like his sister. Douglas– who is also father to 46-year-old son Cameron, from his previous marriage to Diandra Luker, which lasted 18 years before ending in 2000 – marked Carys' milestone by posing for a photo that saw him and Catherine kissing Carys, 22, on each cheek as she stood in the middle of them beaming. Zeta-Jones posted the snap on her Instagram and captioned it: "We are both such proud parents right now!! It's only just begun!!" The image was taken the night before Carys' graduation ceremony, with her wearing a white full-length dress, while Douglas opted for a navy suit and Zeta-Jones was in a black two-piece suit. Carys received her degree in Film and International Relations from the Ivy League university, located in Providence, Rhode Island. Zeta-Jones, who starred in The Mask of Zorro, also posted more details from the celebrations on her Instagram stories, including a cake decorated with the message "Congratulations Graduation Class of 25" and group photos of Carys and her fellow graduates on the steps of the university. Other images showed emotional embraces and joyful moments shared among the graduating class. In a 2010 interview with AARP The Magazine, Douglas reflected on how fatherhood later in life had changed his perspective. He said: "My career was the most important thing in my life, followed by marriage and children. And it's completely reversed now. I never anticipated starting a family and the joy of raising kids at my age." Speaking to The Telegraph in 2024, Douglas also recounted an incident where he was mistaken for Carys' grandfather during a visit to the university. He said: "This is not grandfather's day, this is parents' day. I say, 'I am a parent. That was a rough one." Douglas also described how life had shifted as he and his wife entered a new phase of parenting. He added: "Catherine and I have been together, it'll be 25 years this year. So it's been a good ride and I've been very fortunate, happy with the choices that I've made and now am kind of really backing off and smelling the roses a little more, traveling more." The actor also called Carys and Dylan "extraordinary beings" and said they have been "a joy" to raise. Catherine Zeta-Jones and Michael Douglas are celebrating their daughter's graduation after she completed a film degree. The 80-year-old actor and Zeta-Jones, 55, have been married since November 2000 and as well as their girl Carys they have son, Dylan, 24, who also attended Brown University – graduating in 2022, just like his sister. Douglas– who is also father to 46-year-old son Cameron, from his previous marriage to Diandra Luker, which lasted 18 years before ending in 2000 – marked Carys' milestone by posing for a photo that saw him and Catherine kissing Carys, 22, on each cheek as she stood in the middle of them beaming. Zeta-Jones posted the snap on her Instagram and captioned it: "We are both such proud parents right now!! It's only just begun!!" The image was taken the night before Carys' graduation ceremony, with her wearing a white full-length dress, while Douglas opted for a navy suit and Zeta-Jones was in a black two-piece suit. Carys received her degree in Film and International Relations from the Ivy League university, located in Providence, Rhode Island. Zeta-Jones, who starred in The Mask of Zorro, also posted more details from the celebrations on her Instagram stories, including a cake decorated with the message "Congratulations Graduation Class of 25" and group photos of Carys and her fellow graduates on the steps of the university. Other images showed emotional embraces and joyful moments shared among the graduating class. In a 2010 interview with AARP The Magazine, Douglas reflected on how fatherhood later in life had changed his perspective. He said: "My career was the most important thing in my life, followed by marriage and children. And it's completely reversed now. I never anticipated starting a family and the joy of raising kids at my age." Speaking to The Telegraph in 2024, Douglas also recounted an incident where he was mistaken for Carys' grandfather during a visit to the university. He said: "This is not grandfather's day, this is parents' day. I say, 'I am a parent. That was a rough one." Douglas also described how life had shifted as he and his wife entered a new phase of parenting. He added: "Catherine and I have been together, it'll be 25 years this year. So it's been a good ride and I've been very fortunate, happy with the choices that I've made and now am kind of really backing off and smelling the roses a little more, traveling more." The actor also called Carys and Dylan "extraordinary beings" and said they have been "a joy" to raise. Catherine Zeta-Jones and Michael Douglas are celebrating their daughter's graduation after she completed a film degree. The 80-year-old actor and Zeta-Jones, 55, have been married since November 2000 and as well as their girl Carys they have son, Dylan, 24, who also attended Brown University – graduating in 2022, just like his sister. Douglas– who is also father to 46-year-old son Cameron, from his previous marriage to Diandra Luker, which lasted 18 years before ending in 2000 – marked Carys' milestone by posing for a photo that saw him and Catherine kissing Carys, 22, on each cheek as she stood in the middle of them beaming. Zeta-Jones posted the snap on her Instagram and captioned it: "We are both such proud parents right now!! It's only just begun!!" The image was taken the night before Carys' graduation ceremony, with her wearing a white full-length dress, while Douglas opted for a navy suit and Zeta-Jones was in a black two-piece suit. Carys received her degree in Film and International Relations from the Ivy League university, located in Providence, Rhode Island. Zeta-Jones, who starred in The Mask of Zorro, also posted more details from the celebrations on her Instagram stories, including a cake decorated with the message "Congratulations Graduation Class of 25" and group photos of Carys and her fellow graduates on the steps of the university. Other images showed emotional embraces and joyful moments shared among the graduating class. In a 2010 interview with AARP The Magazine, Douglas reflected on how fatherhood later in life had changed his perspective. He said: "My career was the most important thing in my life, followed by marriage and children. And it's completely reversed now. I never anticipated starting a family and the joy of raising kids at my age." Speaking to The Telegraph in 2024, Douglas also recounted an incident where he was mistaken for Carys' grandfather during a visit to the university. He said: "This is not grandfather's day, this is parents' day. I say, 'I am a parent. That was a rough one." Douglas also described how life had shifted as he and his wife entered a new phase of parenting. He added: "Catherine and I have been together, it'll be 25 years this year. So it's been a good ride and I've been very fortunate, happy with the choices that I've made and now am kind of really backing off and smelling the roses a little more, traveling more." The actor also called Carys and Dylan "extraordinary beings" and said they have been "a joy" to raise. Catherine Zeta-Jones and Michael Douglas are celebrating their daughter's graduation after she completed a film degree. The 80-year-old actor and Zeta-Jones, 55, have been married since November 2000 and as well as their girl Carys they have son, Dylan, 24, who also attended Brown University – graduating in 2022, just like his sister. Douglas– who is also father to 46-year-old son Cameron, from his previous marriage to Diandra Luker, which lasted 18 years before ending in 2000 – marked Carys' milestone by posing for a photo that saw him and Catherine kissing Carys, 22, on each cheek as she stood in the middle of them beaming. Zeta-Jones posted the snap on her Instagram and captioned it: "We are both such proud parents right now!! It's only just begun!!" The image was taken the night before Carys' graduation ceremony, with her wearing a white full-length dress, while Douglas opted for a navy suit and Zeta-Jones was in a black two-piece suit. Carys received her degree in Film and International Relations from the Ivy League university, located in Providence, Rhode Island. Zeta-Jones, who starred in The Mask of Zorro, also posted more details from the celebrations on her Instagram stories, including a cake decorated with the message "Congratulations Graduation Class of 25" and group photos of Carys and her fellow graduates on the steps of the university. Other images showed emotional embraces and joyful moments shared among the graduating class. In a 2010 interview with AARP The Magazine, Douglas reflected on how fatherhood later in life had changed his perspective. He said: "My career was the most important thing in my life, followed by marriage and children. And it's completely reversed now. I never anticipated starting a family and the joy of raising kids at my age." Speaking to The Telegraph in 2024, Douglas also recounted an incident where he was mistaken for Carys' grandfather during a visit to the university. He said: "This is not grandfather's day, this is parents' day. I say, 'I am a parent. That was a rough one." Douglas also described how life had shifted as he and his wife entered a new phase of parenting. He added: "Catherine and I have been together, it'll be 25 years this year. So it's been a good ride and I've been very fortunate, happy with the choices that I've made and now am kind of really backing off and smelling the roses a little more, traveling more." The actor also called Carys and Dylan "extraordinary beings" and said they have been "a joy" to raise.

Marine detectives shine a light on secret lives of Cardigan Bay dolphins
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Pembrokeshire Herald

time7 days ago

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  • Pembrokeshire Herald

Marine detectives shine a light on secret lives of Cardigan Bay dolphins

WHEN it comes to endurance, Pembrokeshire schoolgirl Carys Rycroft ranks up there with the elite after becoming one of the youngest people in the UK to earn the highly prestigious Duke of Edinburgh Gold Award. Completing it when she was aged just 17, Carys' achievement was acknowledged this week when she attended a special ceremony at Buckingham Palace in the presence of Prince Edward, the Duke of Edinburgh. Speaking with Carys, it soon becomes apparent that her motivation levels are exemplary. At six o-clock that morning, she told me that she'd ridden Dewi, the Arab thoroughbred gelding, along a section of the Pembrokeshire Coast path as part of a training schedule for next month's Man versus Horse' endurance race where riders have to cover up to 24 miles of tough terrain, predominantly in the hills around Llanwrtyd Wells, and complete the ride within six hours. Last year Carys galloped her way through 60 riders to finish 15th. Carys: With a big smile on her face at last year's Man Versus Horse race To achieve the DofE Gold Award, Carys also had to spend four nights and five days on a residential expedition, which had to be carried out with people she had never previously met. She decided to join a yacht crew and sail from Hayling Island in Plymouth, to Cowes, where she learnt the intricacies of sailing and worked cohesively with her crew. Hand-in-hand with these extreme challenges, Carys was preparing for her A' levels in physics, chemistry, biology and art after achieving 13 A*s and one A in her GCSEs at Ysgol y Preseli in 2023. What makes her accomplishments even more pronounced is the fact that she has autism spectrum disorder (ASD) and ADHD (attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder. 'Because I've always loved being outdoors, doing the Duke of Edinburgh Award and training for events like the Man versus Horse endurance race is a perfectly natural thing to do,' Carys told The Herald. 'In many ways, I found travelling up to London and going to Buckingham Palace in smart clothes far more scary. 'Yes, having ASD means that mixing socially with people can sometimes be difficult, so sailing with a crew of people I'd never met before was nerve-wracking. But it was as if I'd known them for years and they made the whole experience so easy. In fact the skipper said that it was one of the closest and most fun groups he'd ever had. 'I loved learning how to sail, and I definitely want to do some sailing races, but because of my A levels, this has had to be put temporarily on my to-do list.' Like so many students as they enter Year 10, Carys promptly signed up for the bronze DofE, choosing music as her skill, (she's a dedicated euphonium player who plays with the Goodwick Senior Brass Band the South Wales Youth Band and the Pembrokeshire Youth Brass Band), horse riding as her physical requirement and litter picking and helping out at Fishguard Cinema for volunteering. 'Watching Carys arrive back from those walking expeditions, when she was doing the bronze and the silver DofE Awards, always made us laugh because there was Carys, skipping or running down the hill, while everyone else was exhausted,' laughed her mother, Sharon Jenkins. 'But this is so typical of her energy levels. Last year she hiked all the way across Wales for her Gold, and now she wants to walk the entire Welsh coastal path for her own personal challenge. 'She really is an incredibly strong person who's achieving so much, but also being so determined to do all these new challenges. Her ASD specialist recently told me that if she hadn't been given the opportunity to take part in all these different things from a very young age, she'd probably be unable to cope with her day to day life.' Meanwhile Carys is preparing for her next academic venture, with a view to studying medicine and forensic pathology. 'I'm still not sure which universities to apply for, but wherever I end up, I'll most definitely be carrying on with my horse riding and sailing,' she said. 'I'm also trying to find out which universities have brass bands in their area. 'The DofE has been a brilliant way for me to expand on interests I already had, as well as giving me the chance to try out new ones, such as sailing. But most importantly, it's helped me see that once I set my mind to achieve something, dedication and determination will always help me succeed.'

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