CNN Reporter Wants to Offer Apology to Michael Douglas & Catherine Zeta-Jones

CNN political contributor Scott Jennings bravely offered to apologize to Hollywood power-couple Catherine Zeta-Jones and Michael Douglas regarding a debate he had with their son last month, per The Daily Mail.

According to the UK publication, Dylan Douglas appeared on CNN to debate politics, but didn’t feel good about how the moment played out. Now, Jennings has gone on Megan McCain’s podcast, Citizen McCain, to address the incident.

“I’m more than willing to apologize personally to Catherine Zeta-Jones over a nice seafood dinner if she wants to do it,” Jennings told McCain. He then added some kind words about Zeta-Jones’s son: “Actually, I have to say Dylan was really nice off the air. I think he was honored to be there.” Jennings even said he hoped Dylan would return to CNN at a later date.

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Catherine Zeta-Jones & Michael Douglas’s Relationship Timeline

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Zeta-Jones and Douglas have been together for a long time. According to People, the couple met in 1998. Just two years later, they were married and expecting their first child together. Three years later, they welcomed another child to the world.

Unfortunately, the relationship wasn’t entirely smooth sailing. In 2013, Zeta-Jones and Douglas separated in 2013. Luckily, the split wasn’t meant to last, and the couple got back together a year later. Now, they’ve been married for 25 years.

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Catherine Zeta-Jones’s Career Today

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Today, Zeta-Jones can be seen in the hit Netflix original series, “Wednesday.” She plays the iconic Morticia Adams, Wednesday’s mother. Although Zeta-Jones was only a recurring character in season 1, she became a series regular in season 2. With “Wednesday” renewed for a third season, she will likely remain a series regular, giving her plenty of screen time.

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Michael Douglas’s Career Today

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In addition to being a successful actor, Douglas is also a film producer, although he considers himself an actor first and foremost. Although he’s semi-retired, Douglas is still bringing his sparkle to the screen. In 2024, he starred in an Apple TV+ miniseries called “Franklin,” in which he played Benjamin Franklin just prior to the Revolutionary War.

Now, Douglas says he’ll only return to acting “if something special came up,” according to Variety. This likely gives him more time to spend with his beautiful family.