All grown up! Catherine Zeta-Jones' daughter makes Cannes debut
Catherine Zeta-Jones and Michael Douglas’ daughter, Carys Zeta-Jones, has made her debut at the Cannes Film Festival.
The 20-year-old, who appeared alongside her parents, attended the screening for Jeanne du Barry on Tuesday.
Carys stunned in a semi-sheer white gown with intricate floral detailing. She completed the look with a pair of statement diamond earrings and had her hair up in an elegant bun.
Her mother, Catherine, looked glamorous in a flowy red gown with a plunging neckline which she paired with a matching dark red lip.
Her father, Michael, who was awarded an honorary Palme d’Or award during the evening, looked dapper in a suit and stood centre frame as they made their glamorous entrance.
The festival will also screen a previously-unreleased documentary about Michael’s life, called Michael Douglas: The Prodigal Son, as part of a tribute to his lengthy career.
Carys’ appearance in the Cannes Film Festival feels like a full circle moment as it is where her parents met in 1998.
The pair ended up getting married just two years later and have been considered as one of the power couples in the industry since.
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