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Michael Douglas discussed his memoir "One Helluva Ride" with Page Six, revealing that while his wife Catherine Zeta-Jones is currently reading it, she has yet to finish. Douglas expressed hope for understanding from his wife regarding the candid content about his past infidelities and drug use. He stated he has no regrets about being open in the book but emphasized that he discussed its contents with her beforehand.
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Michael Douglas, 82, spoke exclusively with Page Six about his racy memoir "One Helluva Ride," revealing that his wife Catherine Zeta-Jones, 57, has yet to finish reading the book. He expressed hope that she will be “very understanding” once she completes it. The couple has been married since November 2000, and Douglas mentioned he had already discussed the memoir's contents with her beforehand. In his book, Douglas candidly discusses past infidelity during their relationship when Zeta-Jones was younger and less experienced. He also details his own struggles with cocaine and alcohol addiction, which led him to seek rehab, as well as his son Cameron's seven-year prison sentence for drug-related offenses. Reflecting on the era of rampant drug use in Hollywood during the 1970s and 1980s, Douglas said he felt it was important to share his personal experiences as a cautionary tale.
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Michael Douglas is hoping his wife, Catherine Zeta-Jones, will be “very understanding” when she finishes reading his racy new memoir.
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“She was a wee little girl in that part,” the “Wall Street” star, 82, told Page Six in an exclusive interview Wednesday, referring to the period of his life when he was involved with other women.
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Douglas revealed that Zeta-Jones, 57, has yet to finish reading “One Helluva Ride.”
“She’s in the midst of it right now. She just got back.
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She was doing the third season of ‘Wednesday,'” Douglas explained.
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However, the Oscar winner noted that he’s already “talked to her about it.”
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Douglas, who has been married to Zeta-Jones since November 2000, insisted he has “no regrets” about being so candid in the book.
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He also opens up about his struggles with cocaine and alcohol, which landed him in rehab, as well as his son Cameron’s addiction struggles, which resulted in a seven-year prison sentence.
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Douglas told Page Six that cocaine use was “rampant” in Hollywood during the ’70s and ’80s.
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“I didn’t have to [include it],” he said of his own drug use, “but I was just sharing my experience.”
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“Having a little age behind me and looking back at it and realizing it was a really ridiculous drug and consumed a lot of people, my son included and a lot of others,” he continued, calling the revelation his “little beware tale.”
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Despite the salacious revelations, Douglas had nothing but praise for Zeta-Jones, whom he called his “soul mate.”
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“We’re in our 26th year and I enjoy her company very much,” he gushed.
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“She’s so talented and funny.”
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