Catherine Zeta-Jones recently opened up about her family’s competitive spirit, particularly in sports. The actress, well-known for her role in “The Mask of Zorro,” showcased her golfing skills at the 2025 All-Star Celebrity Match during the Ryder Cup. There, she teamed up with NBA star Pau Gasol, facing off against American counterparts, including Michael Strahan and Miranda Lambert.
Catherine Zeta-Jones’ Competitive Family
Zeta-Jones shared insights into her family dynamics in an exclusive interview, emphasizing that competitiveness is a shared trait. When discussing her household, she noted, “Yes, we all unfortunately… We all [do].” However, she clarified that this competitiveness is rooted in healthy rivalry.
The Ryder Cup Experience
During the Ryder Cup, Zeta-Jones enjoyed the camaraderie of her teammates. Dressed stylishly in a navy ensemble, she added cheetah-patterned sunglasses and dark lipstick to her look. Despite the spirited play, her team did not secure a win. Nevertheless, she remains optimistic about improving her game, encouraging her children to engage with golf.
Insights on Family and Career
Catherine Zeta-Jones has been in a long-lasting marriage with Michael Douglas for over 24 years. Together, they have a blended family that includes three children: Cameron, Dylan, and Carys Douglas. Michael Douglas’s eldest son, Cameron, was born during his previous marriage to Diandra Luker. They separated in 1995 after 18 years together.
- Cameron Douglas: Notable films include “Mr. Nice Guy” and “It Runs in the Family.”
- Dylan Douglas: Graduated from Brown University in 2022 and is preparing for his leading role in “I Will Come to You.”
- Carys Douglas: Concluded her studies at Brown University in 2025 and made her acting debut in “Expletive That Guy.”
Shared Interests in Acting
The Douglas children have all developed an interest in acting, following in their parents’ footsteps. This shared passion for performance is a testament to the family’s strong connection and encouragement of pursuing their dreams.
