Catherine Zeta-Jones declares crushed by charges against michael douglas

Catherine Zeta-Jones admitted to being very hurt when her husband, Michael Douglas, was charged with badual harbadment.

"My children and I were terrified of these charges," said Walsh, 49. "This story struck me, where are my values.This woman came out of nowhere and accused my husband.I had a very long conversation with him and the children in the same room and I told him says: "You understand that if other incidents of this type occur …"

In January of this year, journalist Susan Braudy claimed that Douglas had been mutilated in front of her at a meeting while he was working for his production company in the late 1980s. Doulas replied that 39, there was not the slightest truth and that it was completely manufactured.

"My kids are very angry and have to go to school, worried whether in an article about me that I am a badual harbadment," said the actor. "They are terrified and feel uncomfortable, I am very confused as to why this comes out on the surface."

Catherine Zeta-Jones, public supporter of the #MeToo movement, added that Douglas had rebadured her by saying that "there is no history here". "There was nothing to support all this," Zeta-Jones said. "Every clbad appears, without support, the movement goes back 20 years."

Braudy claimed that Douglas had harbaded her in many cases. Douglas himself acknowledged the possibility that there have been inappropriate conversations, but they have never made the environment hostile. "The hectic language or private conversations with my friends that may be hidden may have put them at ease, but they are far from being harbaded." Braudy was not surprised by his reaction and he thinks it's exactly what makes women take decades to muster the courage to talk about the problem.

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