
Zeta-Jones Criticizes the 'Nepo Baby' Label as Horrific
Catherine Zeta-Jones says the term 'nepo baby' is horrific, arguing that children born into fame didn’t choose their circumstances. She quips that without fame, she and Michael Douglas might have considered different paths like law school. The interview also highlights her early theatre breakthrough in 42nd Street (1987) and rise to international stardom, along with classic roles in The Mask of Zorro, Entrapment, Traffic, and Chicago, and notes that she met Douglas at the Deauville Film Festival in 1998.












